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In Focus: ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR
Welcome to our special coverage on the Israel-Hamas conflict. Here, we offer a broad perspective on the enduring and complex war between Israel and Hamas, exploring the historical context, the key issues at stake, and the implications for regional and global politics.
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Russian Envoy Praises Geneva’s Role but Dismisses Swiss Efforts to Organize Peace Conference | Stormy Session at Human Rights Council as Special Rapporteur Accuses Israel of Genocide—And a US Court Case Asks If Israel's Greatest Ally Is Complicit?
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Tensions at the Human Rights Council around a Report on the Situation in Gaza. But Will Attacks on the Messenger Detract from the Message, Many Members Asked?
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Is the US Complicit in Israel’s “Plausible” Genocide?
Daniel Warner | The prohibition of genocide, complicity in genocide, and the duty to prevent genocide are fundamental norms of customary international law from which there are no exceptions.
Being aware of the risk of genocide obliges states to prevent genocide occurring.
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The Rift between the United States and Israel Is Still a Simple Family Feud; a Significant Separation Is Urgently Needed
Daniel Warner | If relations between individuals are like relations between states, we are witnessing a simple family feud between the US and Israel, when a significant personal and political separation between the two individuals and countries is needed.
Resources
Resources is an expanding curated and tagged collection of various documents we use while writing The Geneva Observer. Its allows you to easily find and download research UN reports, academic and NGOs papers.
Document: How to Fix the WTO
Building on the International Chamber of Commerce’s (ICC) long-standing support for the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the multilateral trading system, this paper is intended to set out a holistic vision for WTO reform from the perspective of the global business community.
Assessment of Restrictions on Palestinian Water Sector Development
The goal of the assessment is to develop a balanced analysis and create awareness of the factors restricting Palestinian water sector development as well as of the economic, social, and environmental impacts of these restrictions.
UNRWA and the Palestine Refugees: Challenges for Developing a Strategic Vision
UNRWA Final Report 2022UNRWA Final Report 2022.pdf3 MBdownload-circle
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"Unsustained Reforms, Unprotected Rights" - BWI's Full Report on Migrant Workers' Plight in Qatar Post World Cup 2022
Building and Woodworkers’ International (BWI) dismisses the Gulf state’s repeated claims that it has significantly altered its labour practices and put in place the mechanisms needed to ensure that changes in its legislation are implemented.
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