The Persuasion War
byCounterinsurgency is less a contest of annihilation than of persuasion.
EDITOR'S PICKS
POLICY
War, Energy & The Fragility Of Global Food Systems
byThe U.S.-Israel war on Iran has amplified vulnerabilities, pushing interconnected systems toward their limits.
Opinion
Environment
The Aravallis Are Being Destroyed. The Fallout Will Be Severe
byThe degradation of the Aravalli mountain range is accelerating desertification, exposing deep failures in governance, land-use policy, and ecological stewardship across North India.
INSIGHT
Biography
No Full Stops: Remembering Mark Tully
byMark Tully remains less a chronicler of history and more its living echo, a reminder that journalism’s true power lies not only in witness but in the gift of listening.
Art & Poetry
Books & Films
Glamour, Grammar, And The Magic Wand of A.I.
byWhy has the glamour in grammar disappeared? From magic and memory to machines and micro-aggressions, here’s a meditation on grammar’s fading glamour in the age of artificial intelligence.
