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We must show solidarity with the Ukrainian people

We must show solidarity with the Ukrainian people

As the Ukrainian nation, so close to both Poles and Jews, is waging its own struggle for self-determination, it is both our moral and political duty to support it. Former Polish President and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Lech Wałęsa in a special column.

Israel, India eye boosting trade, academic ties

Namaste, shalom to friendship

Some 4,000 kilometers separate India and Israel, which this year mark three decades since the establishment of their diplomatic relations. From agriculture and water management to innovation and security, the two countries share knowledge, projects, and most importantly a vision for the future. In recent months, they have also partnered in a unique diplomatic dialogue with the US and UAE.