Opinions

Commentary: The pandemic has had at least one positive side effect, namely the decrease in carbon emissions into the atmosphere. This may be an opportunity for a lasting "energy renaissance" that makes production models more consistent with the environment and, as a result, with public health

Commentary: The development of hydrogen energy is triggering a profound energy revolution. But senior officials and energy experts in Israel call for caution on integrating green hydrogen into industry

Commentary: Egypt and Israel have many reasons not to challenge one another on the battlefield. However, a confrontation might occur against the will of one of them or perhaps both of them. Therefore, the IDF must be prepared for a potential conflict 

Commentary: China and Europe are increasing their dialogue on climate policy as well as their cooperation in the field of green development 

Commentary: In August, when he takes office as president of the Islamic Republic, Ebrahim Raisi shall face first of all an unprecedented economic crisis. Being a "hardliner" but also a pragmatist, Raisi could decide to reopen the JPCOA negotiations in order to loosen the noose of international sanctions. To this end, he should relinquish his nuclear ambitions 

Commentary: Industrialized countries around the world are investing in the development of hydrogen energy, which is being used to tackle the difficult situation facing the planet

Commentary:  The EU has adopted a stricter regulatory framework for defense industry payments. It will only be a matter of time until similar frameworks are adopted elsewhere in the world, according to consultants Ella Rosenberg and Aviel Marciano from Armada

Despite the protests that broke out last week in the Palestinian Authority, an "Arab spring" scenario seems unlikely due to strong internal restraints within the Palestinian system, writes Michael Milshtein, an expert on Palestinian affairs