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Gaza: “Most people want to leave,” says veteran diplomat
Norwegian Refugee Council head Jan Egeland says the devastation in Gaza is already unprecedented and an Israeli military operation against Rafah would be a “bloodbath.”
Conflict Zone - 'The behavior of Netanyahu is inexcusable'
Senior Democrat and former US House Speaker, Nancy Pelosi talks about the wars in Gaza, Ukraine and tensions over Taiwan. Speaking to DW's Tim Sebastian, during this year's MSC, she also discussed upcoming US elections.
Ukraine: Zelenskyy’s one-man show strategy isn’t working anymore
A Ukrainian opposition politician tells DW that Kyiv cannot afford “autocratic tendencies” from the president. MP Oleksiy Goncharenko said the country could not win against Russia unless it remained a democracy.
Conflict Zone - Is Ukraine losing its war against Russia?
A top Russian analyst told DW that "2023 has been a really surprisingly good year for Mr Putin." The level of Western support for Ukraine will determine 2024, Alexander Gabuev told Conflict Zone's Tim Sebastian.
Conflict Zone - Is Joe Biden willing to say “enough in Gaza” to Israel?
Can Israel accomplish its goal of eliminating Hamas without causing a humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza? One US analyst tells DW it requires “magical thinking.”
When is the cost in human suffering too high for Israel?
Ex-Shin Bet head Ami Ayalon asks the international community to "tell us our mistakes" and how to avoid human suffering in Gaza while removing Hamas.
'Humanitarian pause' would allow aid to get into Gaza
Swedish Foreign Minister Tobias Billstrom told DW only a two-state solution will bring peace to Israelis and Palestinians. Billstrom said the immediate priority was the release of hostages kidnapped by Hamas and bringing aid to people of Gaza.
Did Putin crony Prigozhin bite the hand that feeds him?
After leaving Ukraine and marching towards Moscow, Russian Wagner Group mercenaries were branded traitors – but just days later, its leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin, met with Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin. Are there more surprises coming from this so-called rebellion?
How to win the war against fake news
In a Conflict Zone special program, host Sarah Kelly discussed with a high-ranking panel what needs to be done to succeed in the battle against disinformation.
Does Putin want to "crush" NATO?
In an interview with DW's Conflict Zone, former Russian MP Ilya Ponomarev said Vladimir Putin's war aims go way beyond Ukraine. He argues that it is NATO in the Russian president's sights.