Plan avoids the two most contentious points of any serious proposal for peace – the Palestinian Authority and a Palestinian state - but doesn’t rule them out.
Amid hope for less war and a better year,our correspondents take a look at the major issues they will be watching in their patch.
The Libero article was criticised by women’s rights activists who have accused the Italian prime minister of promulgating regressive views.
From the Israel-Hamas conflict,China’s growing influence in the world,to the COP28 climate summit and beyond - our correspondents look back at the events that have shaped the world in the past year.
Politicians are under intense pressure to impose hardline policies to deal with a rising tide of boat arrivals as European voters swing to the right.
Amnesty International said the pact would set the EU back decades,and lead to greater suffering for people seeking asylum.
The attacks in the Red Sea have threatened to throttle a vital part of the global economy that is already under pressure.
Russia’s economy is starting to buckle as the West tightens its grip,and there’s no relief in sight. Vladimir Putin may have a decision to make.
A senior International Monetary Fund executive has warned that the rivalry between the US and China could lead to Cold War II and reverse decades of global integration and growth.
The European Union has finally agreed a detailed and highly prescriptive set of rules for regulating artificial intelligence but,with dissent already within Europe,will anyone else emulate them?
There is a real danger that a fickle and distracted West will let Vladimir Putin get away with his conquests in Ukraine.