Tag: Gaza Conflict

A diverse group of professionals in business suits sitting around a long wooden conference table in a modern boardroom.

When Boardrooms Replace Diplomacy: Private Governance and the Collapse of International Law

In January 2026, the traditional multilateral system founded in 1945 has faced its most direct challenge yet: the formalization of “Boardroom Diplomacy.” Under the newly established Board of Peace (BoP), conflict resolution is shifting from the halls of the United Nations to a private-equity-style governance model that prioritizes commercial viability, “pay-to-play” membership, and technocratic management.

Read More »
Benjamin Netanyahu and Federica Mogherini standing behind blue podiums with the European Council logo during a press conference, with Israeli and EU flags in the middle.

Evolving Diplomatic Dynamics: European-Israeli Relations Under Pressure

Rising tensions over Gaza and West Bank settlements have forced a reassessment of the EU-Israel Association Agreement. While Spain, Ireland, and Norway’s recognition of Palestine marks a diplomatic rift, the EU remains Israel’s largest trading partner. Future cooperation faces a deadlock between legal obligations to the ICJ and internal opposition from pro-Israel members like Germany and Hungary.

Read More »