Tuesday 15 February
Think of Gaza, and what comes immediately to mind is unlikely to be the fragrance of slow-stewed shrimp with tomato, garlic and dill, or the taste of sour plum jam on freshly home-baked bread.
Monday 17 December
At some point between Israel’s autumn strike on Hamas’ top man in Gaza and the later launch into orbit of a rocket from Kim Jong Un, an event in other coordinates riled politicians into jingoistic fervour.
Bernard-Henri Lévy, France’s leading philosopher, is no ivory-tower thinker. This January he went to Gaza (conclusion: the Israelis get a bad press). He says Pakistan is the worst rogue state, and he is also a critic of…
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are a remote-controlled method of attacking militant targets but often end up with civilian casualties. For Israel, the world leader in their development, they’re the future.
Scott Lucas, Editor of EA Worldview, assesses the role Hillary Clinton could play in a Gaza ceasefire. We also visit Milan, Seoul, Stockholm and Tokyo.
The latest from Gaza with The National's Hugh Naylor, Hiro Maeda talks Japanese entrepreneurship, and a new initiative to protect the French language in Quebec.
Our experts in France, Spain and Germany debate the EU budget. Plus David Shenker of the Washington Institute assesses Mohammed Morsi's peace brokering efforts in Gaza.
We speak to Hugh Naylor in Gaza about the fragile peace, get business news from France, and review the day’s newspapers with Gavin MacFayden.
Our verdict on the final US presidential debate, we discuss the visit to Gaza by Qatar’s emir, and speak to Monocle’s Hong Kong correspondent.
Joseph Dana reports from Israel and Gaza, we hear from Tokyo bureau chief Fiona Wilson, and sit down with “The Killing” creator Soren Sveistrup.
Joseph Dana on the Gaza crisis, The Times' Richard Lloyd Parry on Obama’s trip to Rangoon, and Tom Burges Watson talks political intrigue in France.
Thursday 29 October
There may be good reasons to condemn Israel for its incursion into Gaza last December: some 1,400 Palestinians were killed as Israel got tough on Hamas a month before parliamentary elections.
Andrew Mueller takes a look at Australia’s new defence white paper, we get an update on the trial of alleged neo-Nazi serial killer Beate Zschäpe in Munich, and Rebecca Collard reports on urban agriculture in Gaza.
Shashank Joshi and Joseph Dana explore the Gaza conflict, and we discuss a controversial new art exhibition with Tobias Natter, director of Vienna's Leopold Museum.
The latest from Gaza and Israel, we learn how Ireland and India are not seeing eye-to-eye, and get the latest defence industry news.
We hear from Gaza on Hamas’ 25th anniversary, check in with our editor-in-chief Tyler Brûlé in Calgary, and assess the pressure on Mexico City’s mayor.
We discuss the first US soldier in five decades to potentially face the death penalty for a crime committed on duty, learn about the Israeli-Arab politician banned from next year's election for her part in a pro-Gaza pro…
We discuss a "free" media in Gaza with Saeb Erekat and Hugh Naylor, plus Amnesty's Colm O'Gorman explains how austerity is affecting human rights in Ireland.
Joseph Dana discusses a ceasefire in Gaza, Middle East scholar Dr. Zubair Iqbal talks Qatari investment in Greece, and we talk Kyoto crafts with Takahiro Yagi.
Somaliland does democracy (while the rest of the world denies the country's existence), Yemen's president claims he's been a crime-fighting success (while his country goes into meltdown), and it's back to school in Gaza …
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