When a ceasefire in Hodeida came into force in December last year, there was hope for people living through the nightmare of Yemen's civil war. But hope has been short-lived as stray bullets and starvation continue to claim lives.

We bring you our weekly round-up of the View opinion articles that have been driving debate across Europe and beyond over the last seven days.

Texas landowners would have few legal options if Congress funded the wall. But if Trump goes around them, lawyers will have a field day.

As EU doctors and nurses leave the UK in droves and medical supplies become threatened by a 'no deal' Brexit, the stark fate facing the NHS is becoming ever clearer as approach the March Brexit deadline.

There is no clear and simple path toward a peaceful, prosperous and democratic outcome. But here are a few guiding principles to start.

In the coming weeks, Bangladesh may make the mistake of crippling an initiative that has achieved dramatic improvements in fire and building safety in the years since the Rana Plaza disaster.

We all think we'd do the right thing if someone was being sexually abused. But when the accused is a person we admire, many of us don't.

The special counsel's many investigatory dots are starting to connect.

It's fitting that the president suffered his most embarrassing loss to date at the hands of an older, more politically-experienced woman.

Everything you hate about online culture is created and maintained by other people.

Our weekly round-up of all the opinions that have been driving debate across Europe and beyond over the last seven days.

Whatever ultimately becomes of Trump’s threat, Congress ought to use this episode to prevent future presidential overreach.

Everyone was already projecting so much onto the interaction at the Washington Monument that it made it easy to sell one preferred narrative.

The ceremony will almost certainly reward movies that catered to the laziest fantasies of people who support resistance when it’s comfortable.

Croatia’s adoption of the euro would be an unmitigated disaster, punishing a country whose judiciary suffers from entrenched corruption that is being exploited to extend Russian influence in Europe.

Praise for Dr. King highlights a difficult truth: His legacy has become as segregated as the country he tried to heal.

Our weekly round-up brings you all the opinions that have been driving debate across Europe and further afield over the last seven days.

As the Fourth Industrial Revolution takes shape and the surge of Artificial Intelligence gathers pace, the world elites meeting at Davos need to seek to reassure those who most fear our common technological future to avoid people falling under the spell of populism.

Now that it looks certain the Greek parliament will ratify its neighbour's name change, the EU must help to transform the western Balkans by honouring its accession commitments to North Macedonia.

Trump is an opportunist, but it is his beliefs — and not a thirst for power — that drive him.