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A notorious warlord is winning the public-relations war as well as the real one
A president who wanted to end the war in Yemen now has his own conflict there
Its defence posture and economy will feel the effects for years
That is partly because of their shared horror of Hamas and the threat it poses
Yet President Tinubu’s security plan is worryingly like his predecessor’s
Tit-for-tat strikes and assassinations turn the ratchet
Maybe, but it is being undermined from without and within
But as the court has not ordered a ceasefire, its ruling is largely symbolic
In an election year Joe Biden is under fierce pressure to retaliate
The allegations against UNRWA threaten aid flows to Palestinians
But the government hopes the conflict could be its salvation
