Is the president a dangerous ideologue drawing on America's racist past—or a man more tasteless than sinister? Talia Lavin and Andrew Stuttaford debate

A view from the ministry

If Britain left with no deal, their rage would simply move from the institution in Brussels to the one in Geneva

Hilary Cottam has some bold solutions that are worth listening to

A quarter of a century after the Oslo peace accords, the dream of a two state solution is shattered beyond repair. Former Knesset speaker Avraham Burg proposes a bold new plan

Without outside pressure allied with fresh thinking, we are unlikely to get any closer towards finding an equitable way to share the land

Donald Macintyre, reporting from the West Bank, explains how the old dream of two states is slipping beyond reach

Plans are afoot to strike mini-agreements in lieu of a full deal. Would it work?

The part of Britain whose best days lie ahead

Some decisions can’t be put off any longer says John Armitt