The Jihad Factory: How Pakistan’s Rogue Generals Fuel Global Terrorism
byPakistan is not simply a threat to itself—it is a geopolitical time bomb ticking at the heart of South Asia.
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The War On Press Freedom Is A Global Emergency
byThe pressing need for greater protection of journalists is clear. There is an urgent need for transparent legal frameworks and international solidarity to defend press freedom.
Akhoy Kumar Mozumdar: The ’Christian Yogi’
byAkhoy Kumar Mozumdar’s story remains a case study in how America defined whiteness — not as biology or belief, but as a fragile & shifting boundary designed to exclude.
The Quiet Rebellion Of Moderation
byIn this age of excess, the most radical thing we can do is simply to live—deliberately, gratefully, and with just enough.
The Assault On Academic Freedom Is A Sign Of Democratic Decline
byThe erosion of academic freedom in India is a symptom of a deeper crisis of democratic values and institutional autonomy.
How ‘Free Markets’ Destabilise Human Societies
byCapitalism and free market systems yield suboptimal results if their underpinnings are unethical and immoral.
Trump’s Tariff Tantrums
byDonald Trump’s tariff tantrums have seriously damaged the global trade system that has been built over decades.
Subalterns In The War: Rushdie, Ondaatje & Post-War Trauma In The Commonwealth
byThe literature of Rushdie and Ondaatje offers not just a window into the past but a way forward—a way to navigate the complex, shifting terrain of post-colonial identity.
In Troubled Times Like These—Cook Up Some Comfort Food
byComfort food isn’t about indulgence or escape. It’s about connection. It’s your past, your people, and your peace—served warm, preferably with a side of something crispy.
Why AI-Generated Ghibli Art Feels Like Theft In A Velvet Glove
byAI-generated Ghibli art is too clean, too easy, and too willing to make us forget that real beauty comes from effort, error, obsession, and above all—human hands.
India’s Data Privacy Laws: A Long Road to True Digital Autonomy?
byIndia’s restrictive stance on cross-border data flows, ostensibly an exercise in data sovereignty, risks undermining its position in global data trade negotiations.
Trump’s Tariffs & Global Economic Disorder
byIf Donald Trump pursues insidious financial warfare, it will disrupt the global economic order and challenge the US hegemony.
Democracy Will Die If We, The Citizens, Don’t Fight For It
byDemocracy is not merely a system—it is a promise. And that promise can only be kept by those who dare to fight for it.
What The Madras Famine Informs Us About Inequality
byThe lessons of this history are still relevant today. While we may no longer live under colonial rule, the structures of inequality and power that shaped the Madras Famine remain in place.
Would Darwin Believe in Darwinism Today?
byDarwin’s legacy will continue to shape our understanding of life, evolution, and the mysteries of the natural world for generations to come.