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Bridgewater Associates CEO Nir Bar Dea cautions investors about overconfidence amidst global geopolitical uncertainties.

Hamas's Oct. 7 attack and Israel's subsequent war in Gaza have given Islamists new momentum and a new outlook on their recent political setbacks.

Hamas Informed the Mediating Countries That It Is Sticking to the Position It Presented Two Weeks Ago: A Total Cease-fire, Return of Uprooted Gazans to Northern Gaza, and Significant Prisoner Exchanges in Return for Release of Hostages

By W.D. Ehrhart Let me get this straight. The United States military, using our tax dollars of course, has begun air-dropping humanitarian aid packages into…

Reduced service to Tel Aviv set for takeoff on April Fools’ Day

Before Hamas launched its deadly attacks on Israel on October 7th, Vancouver's PuSh Festival had planned to stage The Runner, a play by Canadian playwright Christopher Morris, which tells the fictional story of an Israeli emergency volunteer whose life is upended after he makes a split-second decision to give aid to a young Palestinian woman instead of an Israeli soldier. When protests and petitions against the play emerged, the PuSh Festival stood its ground and defended the play. But ulti...

Before Hamas’s horrific attack on Israel on October 7 we were mainly aware of two existential threats: the impending death of democracy and climate catastrophe. But that attack and Israel’s unrelenting response has split our attention and overwhelmed us with a barrage of issues that we cannot ignore. On this episode of Locus Focus we talk with long time labor, climate and

Control of Mediterranean gas fields is not the reason for the current attack on Gaza, but the theft of Palestine’s natural resources has long been a goal of the Zionist settler-colonial project and its Western sponsors.

Despite their grief, relatives of the victims of Hamas’s attack are among those arguing against revenge on Gaza.

The Middle East’s latest war will have widespread geopolitical effects.