Opinion

From French suburbs to Moroccan towns and Egyptian cities, study after study shows how terror groups have continued using the world's most popular sport to find new fighters

The cost of this war already dwarfs those from 2006, yet it shows no signs of ending. Israel can absorb some losses; Lebanon cannot. If its people turn on each other, it will get a lot worse.

Israel and Syria agreed to create a demilitarised buffer zone that has brought decades of calm. Military planners in Tel Aviv are looking to do the same between northern Gaza and southern Lebanon.

If the 'resistance' doesn't like this fact, then they should have cooperated with UN institutions tasked with holding Hariri's killers to account instead of obstructing the judicial process

On today's Global Day of Action for Cervical Cancer Elimination, we urge all leaders, all sectors and all communities to join us in ending cervical cancer once and for all

The outgoing administration has one last chance to do the right thing

Not since former US President George W Bush came to power in 2001 has the US witnessed such an uncompromising array of senior national security officials

The international watchdog should have required influential politicians and their cronies to disclose how they smuggled their money out of the country. It missed a trick.

Behind bars, Sinwar's demeanour was more conciliatory. After being released, he went on to mastermind the worst attack on Israel in its history—something many Israelis will never forget

Four years is a long time in this region, and the approach that worked during his first term may not work during his second. Trump will need to be at his deal-making best.

Can Israel's overstretched military outmanoeuvre Hezbollah's well-established networks and fully sever its access to Iranian weaponry? Probably not.

An unexpected offer by Erdoğan's coalition partner to release terrorist leader Abdullah Öcalan if his armed Kurdish group downs their guns suggests Ankara is playing a wider game