The history of the Middle East over the last few decades shows that Egypt and Saudi Arabia both win when they work together in a common cause.

A possible answer: the “One-Plus-Two-State Solution” or “Three-State Solution”—one Israeli state and two Palestinian states. While this idea isn’t entirely new, this proposal brings a new approach.

The nomadic Romani communities that came to Europe centuries ago have been subject to persecution in many of the countries they have settled in.

The bombardment of Gaza has left a toxic legacy of contaminated soil, blackened water and disease-spreading garbage that will last generations.