The Riddle Of The Unbroken Gate
byA poem that gives a wake up call, asking you to rise and stand up for what is right.
A poem that gives a wake up call, asking you to rise and stand up for what is right.
By turning public anger into anxiety about the future, Netanyahu exploited his rivals’ divisions and preserved his grip on power.
An expanding Ebola outbreak has killed five thousand people in Congo, crossed borders, and exposed dangerous gaps in detection.
When food prices soar, economic growth means little to families forced to choose between essentials every single day.
Lula’s narrow victory checks Brazil’s rightward turn, but a fractured electorate leaves democracy and economic renewal hanging in balance.
As US and Israeli elections approach, political calculations threaten to turn the Iran confrontation into a global crisis.
Hold fast to your hopes. Change is coming. Your fight will lead you to a tryst with destiny.
If Gen Z loses hope in the future, persuading them that hard work will pay off will become harder.
Ethiopia’s peace agreements have failed to resolve the political disputes driving insurgencies, regional rivalries and recurring cycles of violence.
By deleting 130 million voters from electoral rolls, the Election Commission of India has customised an electorate that helps the BJP win elections. It is a one-of-a-kind bureaucratic manoeuvre unseen or unheard of anywhere in the world.
A democracy proves its strength not by silencing disagreement, but by protecting the liberty of those who question its authority.
Advances in imaging, electrical recording and optogenetics are giving scientists new ways to understand and influence brain activity.
It’s the best of times, it’s the worst of times — but the current epoch is confusing as hell.
The Houthis are targeting Saudi Arabia to advance their own agenda and gain leverage across the region.
Christa Pike’s failed execution raises legal and ethical questions, and also points to the limits of state power.