A crime is ravaging the world, and we are all guilty. We have no one to blame but ourselves for the fact that 821 million people worldwide suffer from some level of malnourishment, and every five seconds an innocent child dies from hunger.

Should we pat ourselves on the back for this month’s World Cleanup Day, which was attended by millions of people? One swallow doesn’t make a summer, and one clean-up day solves nothing. Collecting rubbish on a beach is not a policy, though it is a nice idea and a great photo opportunity.

Just days after the anniversary of the D-Day landings of June 6, 1944, France’s present-day American allies continued their recent habit of making a mockery of multilateralism.

The crown prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman, also known by his initials MBS, begins his visit to France on Monday.

History, especially Middle Eastern history, is peppered with deadly conflicts followed by either “reconstructive” conferences or economic support. Yet why is progress never made?

The situation in the Middle East is terrifying as, day by day, the contagion of regional conflicts extends into Syrian territory, the new grounds of a proxy war.