War in Ukraine Letter from Kherson: The war of the villages Ukrainian troops are becoming ever more confident as Russia endures another humiliating defeat By Jeremy Bowen
War in Ukraine I saw Russia’s way of war in Syria. Will its devastation come to Kyiv? By Jeremy Bowen
Afghanistan Jeremy Bowen’s Diary: Where the West went wrong in Afghanistan, the ruins of Helmand, and my sharp new attire By Jeremy Bowen
Letter from Gaza: The war that cannot be won Further conflict between Israel and the Palestinians is inevitable – and futile. By Jeremy Bowen
A new and dangerous form of violence has broken out in Israel The sectarian, communal violence between Arabs and Jews is the most troubling new development. By Jeremy Bowen
How the dream of the Arab Spring died A decade after revolutions spread across North Africa and the Middle East, the hopes of a generation have been crushed.… By Jeremy Bowen
Why Lebanon is too important to fail The country desperately needs reform – but still there is no coherent political alternative to the status quo. By Jeremy Bowen
Jeremy Bowen’s Diary: Hope and fear in Baghdad, the aftermath of the Soleimani killing, and history’s lessons Since October, at demonstrations and sit-ins, Iraqis have been demanding clean politics, real independence and better lives. By Jeremy Bowen
Jeremy Bowen: I once lay face down in the snow as Russians bombed close by. But cancer feels different I didn’t have a moment with an office door closing, a chair pulled up and a consultant breaking the… By Jeremy Bowen
Drinking whisky in the ruins of Idlib, Syria’s last bastion of resistance When the city falls to the regime, through blood or by negotiation, the war against Assad will, finally, be… By Jeremy Bowen
Until the Palestinian issue is settled, there will always be a crack in Israel’s foundations History shows that Israel’s military occupations cannot be sustained indefinitely. By Jeremy Bowen