Opinions

Commentary: A month after the cessation of hostilities, operation "Guardian of the Walls" appears to have been the first round of a war that is expected to resume in the coming months with even greater intensity, writes Michael Milshtein, an Israeli expert on Palestinian affairs

Commentary: After avoiding defeat in the civil war, Bashar al-Assad’s regime cannot easily tackle the problem of rebuilding the country. Assad finds himself needing to reconcile the difficult requirements of definitively defeating the insurgency, resolving the very severe economic situation and coexisting with the presence of cumbersome allies Russia and Iran

Commentary: Italy is moving towards economic recovery, but new market segments are evolving rapidly and the country is faced with changes that must be tackled

Commentary:  Turkey has been sidelined because of the adventurism of its president, following a decade of reckless and counterproductive political and military moves. Erdogan will find it difficult to break the isolation without a clear change of course towards a more moderate approach in domestic policy and a rapprochement with the West in foreign policy

Commentary: Various countries are launching plans to recover from the pandemic and accelerate development and modernization. These initiatives include projects for the production of "green" hydrogen that are expected to reduce pollution and thus positively effect the economy, environment and climate in the coming years 

Commentary:  Mankind has made another major advance in its efforts to turn nuclear fusion into new, clean and inexhaustible energy 

Commentary: The former U.S. presidential candidate has decided to embark on a doomed mission against the State of Israel

Commentary:  The new Israeli government will face a reality that was unimaginable only a few years ago. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has become marginalized after having been the center of gravity of Middle East dynamics for seventy years, and the majority of political players are now committed to seeking new models of cooperation and peaceful coexistence