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Palestinian resistance and the war in Gaza: An interview with Toufic Haddad

Toufic Haddad — For those who are paying attention to the military-political dynamics in Palestine, October 7 was not entirely a surprise.

Palestinian Resistance and the War in Gaza

What are the implications of the current war in Gaza for the future of Palestinian resistance?

The Lionel Gelber Prize: Expert international jury announced for the 2024 Lionel Gelber Prize

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Summer in the city: the resurgence of tradition in architectural summer schools

PHW-Gruppe to start supplies of alternative-protein ingredients

PHW-Gruppe, the German poultry group, is looking to support its meat-free business by setting up an ingredients division.

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Sweden's faux neutrality couldn't survive Putin's Ukraine war

For generations, a nominally neutral Sweden could thrive only by aligning itself quietly, if unmistakably, with the American empire. Today, the country’s push for NATO membership is making that alignment explicit.

Sweden's faux neutrality was a victim of Putin's war in Ukraine

Is there life after empire? I last week pondered the question at the Engelsberg Seminar, a gathering of academics, journalists and policymakers held in a disused ironworks two hours by vehicle from Stockholm. Sweden once controlled vast stretches of northern Europe. It then contented itself, after a series of military defeats, to a more modest existence as a small neutral power with a healthy welfare state. Judging from the quantity and quality of champagne consumed at the seminar, life after empire can be pretty sweet — so long as some other superpower can keep your world from falling apart. For generations, a