The One Thing Shinzo Abe Got Right
byDespite being wrong about almost everything else, Shinzo Abe was right about the need for Japan to strengthen its national security.
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Rain
byThe idea of rain–rooted in imagination, ingrained in our memories, etched in popular culture–is enchanting; almost as if it is real. Read this fascinating poem.
Two Experts Break Down The James Webb Space Telescope’s First Images
byJust this handful of preview images, a few days work for Webb, have given astronomers tremendous amounts of new data that will drive years of research. And that’s just the beginning.
By Buying Russian Oil, India & China Are “Encouraging & Paying For” Russian Imperialism
by“If we allow Russia to behave this way with a huge nation like Ukraine, what would be next? It will be NATO nations. It will be definitely World War III.“
Can Permaculture Alleviate Poverty & Ensure Food Security?
byPermaculture could help alleviate poverty & hunger. However, everyone has to be involved and progress can not be hasty.
Ramesh Krishnan: The Yogi Of Tennis
byIf Ramesh Krishnan had not been a tennis player, he’d have, doubtless, decorated the world of surgery with his deft hands and clinical ingenuity.
Tacky, Whacky & Cool: Hand-Drawn Film Posters Are A Collector’s Delight
byHand drawn film posters from the 1970s & 80s – with their interesting & over-the-top illustrations – are now sought after art collectibles; they’re priceless assets.
Mothers & Daughters
byMothers and daughters share not only their flesh and blood but also their habits, ideas and traditions.
Boris Johnson Resigns As Prime Minister – Here’s Who Could Replace Him
byMany within the Conservative party, and perhaps the country, will be hoping for less exciting times than they have recently lived through.
How The Music Of An Ancient Rock Painting Was Brought To Life
byIn a new study, archaeologists try to “hear” the ancient past using acoustic methods. Read this fascinating story.
The Willow Gladiator
byThere’s more to Rishabh Pant than cricketing pyrotechnics. A touch of genius.
Political Slurs Such As “Liberandu” & “Urban Naxal” Are Being Weaponised In “New India”: Here’s How
byIn “New India,” linguistic inventions, political slang, has been weaponised to accuse & incarcerate critics and political opponents.
G7 & Nato Summits Lay Bare Deep Divide Between Russia, China & The West
byThe post-cold war illusion of US-led unipolarity may be long gone, but it will not be replaced by a multi-polar world either.
The Black Cat Cafe
byCats have a place in our hearts & also in our literature. Here’s a poem that tells the story of a modern (wo)man-cat relationship.
The Curious Connection Between Chillies & Vasco da Gama
byWhat’s the connection between Christopher Columbus, Vasco da Gama and Chillies?