Gaza

Two years after the October 7 Hamas attacks and Israel’s devastating retaliation, a tenuous truce has brought a rare moment of silence to Gaza. But beneath the ruins lies a haunting question—can a ceasefire born of exhaustion ever lead to peace?

By Inderjit Badhwar I...

US President Donald Trump claims credit for brokering a fragile truce between Israel and Hamas, but beneath the self-congratulation lies a battlefield of competing ambitions, devastated lives, and unresolved rage

By Sujit Bhar When Ch...

By Annunthra Rangan W...

Returning to power with a vendetta, Donald Trump has turned the US government into a battlefield of retribution, empowering Elon Musk to dismantle institutions, override congressional authority, and upend democratic norms

October 7 marks a devastating year of genocide in Gaza, a year of unchecked suffering, where the world has failed to act. Iran’s missile attacks on Israel and Israel’s operations against Hezbollah have heightened fears of trade disruptions. The prolonged conflict in the region has broader implications, particularly for global trade and India

Even as the war rages on, the question that arises is whether the ICJ and ICC can punish Israel and Hamas for the untold misery inflicted. International legal framework remains flawed for effective enforcement

Student protests about the Palestine-Israel conflict may interrupt numerous college and university graduations that usually symbolize spring in America. The Gaza conflict has taken centrestage, with Columbia University in New York being the hub of protests. Fifty six years ago, also in a national election year, the focus of discontent was American involvement in the Vietnam War

Gaza continues to be pou...