Gwynne Dyer

U.S. mid-term elections are coming in November, while Israel goes to the polls in October, and continuing war won't help either country

Ahead of key elections in each country, the Israel prime minister’s coalition risks losing its majority in the Knesset, and the American president stands to lose control of the House of Representatives, which would open the door to impeachment proceedings.

We are marking a couple of anniversaries this month.

Making predictions in print is rarely a good idea, and saying "I told you so" is always rude, but rules are made to be broken. On June 10, one week before the short-lived Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the Middle East war was signed, I wrote a piece on that war that predicted what would happen next.

Making predictions in print is rarely a good idea, and saying "I told you so" is always rude, but rules are made to be broken.

We are trapped on the up escalator, and we need to stop the warming now.

Making predictions in print is rarely a good idea, and saying “I told you so” is always rude, but rules are made to be broken. On June 10, one week before the short-lived “memorandum of understanding” on the Middle East war was signed, I wrote a piece on that war that predicted what would happen next.

There are techniques, in principle, that could help with climate change, but they're not being used, says Gwynne Dyer

As more governments condemn Israel, new book claims Netanyahu had been warned a bloody attack was planned in advance

With Israel's election on the horizon, a dozen nations are sanctioning products from Israeli settlements in West Bank, and its prime minister is under the microscope after a new book claims he had clear warning of the Hamas attack on Oct. 7, 2023.