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Meanwhile, the nightmare continues for Gaza. Will the killing of seven aid workers and the beginnings of a famine force Israel to wind down operations there? Last week, its closest ally the United States abstained on a UN ceasefire resolution, thus sending its strongest signal yet that it's time to wind down what will soon be six months of war. So far, that is not happening.
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu insists his forces will make a move for the southernmost city of Rafah, despite strong objections from the United States, which is now pressing for a ceasefire and a ramping-up of desperately needed humanitarian aid for Palestinian civilians.
What can the world do when it sees the red flags of hate turn to annihilation? How to prevent the dehumanisation that can lead to horror?
We ask about plans to Trump-proof the military alliance in the face of a Russia that's expected to go on the offensive in Ukraine.
Despite the media and courts being stacked against Turkey's opposition, the ruling party has lost the country's five biggest cities.
We ask just how crowded it's become in the Baltic Sea, and whether joining NATO will deter Russia from trying its luck beyond Ukraine or instead stoke a perilous showdown?
Ironically, leftist Lula wants to get a South America trade deal with Europe over the line. But free marketeer Macron wants to protect French farmers from what's denounced here in Europe as the globalisation of agribusiness.
For residents of Gaza, Day 172 of the war offers no respite, with renewed air strikes. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is pushing back against Washington's growing pressure. So what's the Biden administration’s next move? And can we call this a turning point?