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Article New Mothers in Gaza The conflict in Gaza has been particularly cruel to pregnant women and newborns. By Regina Munch February 26, 2024 Motherhood War and Peace Foreign Affairs
Article Betraying Ukraine The Biden administration has failed to articulate its overall objectives in Ukraine. By The Editors February 23, 2024 Russia Ukraine Donald Trump War and Peace Editorial
Article No End in Sight What’s become clear since the Hamas attacks on October 7 is that security in the Middle East cannot be enforced with missiles or ceaseless bombing. By The Editors January 22, 2024 War and Peace Foreign Affairs Editorial
Article ‘Wild Butchery of Souls’ What poet Ishion Hutchinson recovers of West Indian World War I soldiers is the way in which their wounds, lives, and deaths persist. By Phil Klay January 2, 2024 War and Peace Books Poetry