Israel
Interwar Lebanon tightens its belt
In pre-civil war ambience, how are the Lebanese making a living?
israel, syrian arab republic, united nations, foreign policy, baalbek, beirut, war
Why Resolution 1701 fails and must be rejected
Passed unanimously, UN Resolution 1701 aimed at ending the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon. The Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign says it will add fuel to the conflict and tells us why
Bloggers’ war against traditional media in Lebanon
A Lilliputian army of bloggers and freelance journalists are besieging the Western media. According to the provocative point of view of a young blogger, the Western media is too often inclined to demonise Israel.
Europe and the Middle East: brothers in arms
Though European governments have been quick to criticize the escalation of violence in the Middle-East, the EU still sells weapons to Israel and Lebanon. Europe needs to strengthen its arms trade Code of Conduct
israel, democratisation, defence, future of europe, nationalism, education system, discrimination
Piergiorgio Rosetti: Peace as a political instrument
The case for a European peace-corps is the strongest it’s ever been, Piergiorgio Rosetti tells Café Babel.
israel, agriculture, kosovo, peacekeeping, middle east, world affairs, europe
Ahmadinejad's Jihad
As the nuclear crisis deepens, isn't it time that Europe put aside its differences with Iran's opposition party, asks MEP Paulo Casaca.
israel, analysis, european parliament, iraq, tehran, mahmoud ahmadinejad, terrorism
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