El País Englishby Joaquín Gil29 Aug 2026
They call themselves the “Angels of the Night.” On paper, they present themselves as a grassroots neighborhood group alarmed by rising crime in Valencia.
El País Englishby Pablo Ferri29 Aug 2026
Mexico is becoming accustomed to life without El Mencho, a towering figure in the continent’s criminal narrative who evaded justice for years while building his formidable criminal empire.
New Indian Expressby PTI29 Aug 2026
WASHINGTON: A bipartisan US body claimed that religious freedom conditions in India remained on the downward trajectory in 2026, citing restrictions on activities of NGOs, censorship and...
Scroll.inby Arundhati Ghosh29 Aug 2026
Queer love has a way of dismantling inherited ways of life with inhabited feelings of desire that compel every person – queer or not yet – to introspect their own trysts with romance, with an...
The South Firstby Luv Puri29 Aug 2026
Synopsis: Ladakh is a test case of repeated failure to get the institutional design right precisely because of the lack of nuanced understanding of the region, a challenge even Prime Minister PV...
The Hinduby Serish Nanisetti29 Aug 2026
The ‘B’ Hostel of Osmania University has its door boarded up. The ‘A’ Hostel of OU is now walled up. “That building has collapsed. Don’t go there.
Scroll.inby Tuhin Bhattacharjee29 Aug 2026
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s newly minted phrase dimagi Naxal – “intellectual Naxal” – is meant to designate an ideological enemy: people whose ideas supposedly endanger the nation by questioning...
Rapplerby Rappler.com29 Aug 2026
AT A GLANCE - The 1987 Constitution prohibits political dynasties, but no legislation has been enacted to limit political power concentration in families.
New Indian Expressby Dr SR Keshava28 Aug 2026
The landmark verdict delivered on August 20 by the Supreme Court regarding the legal definition of ‘industry’ preserves the 1978 framework for old disputes, while leaving the new Labour Codes to...
The Hinduby Ashok Kumar28 Aug 2026
Anchal, an M.A. student and a resident of Igra village, Jind district, posted a video on social media satirising khap panchayats, the powerful but unelected community bodies dominated by elderly...
Premium Timesby Premium Times28 Aug 2026
The NIPSS experience, as recounted in this memoir, serves as a cautionary tale about what happens when leadership development becomes divorced from its foundational principles.
The Hinduby K Muralitharan28 Aug 2026
Literature is more powerful than merely writing history directly. Sahitya Akademi award-winning writer and Member of Parliament Su.
Unite.AIby Alex McFarland28 Aug 2026
Generative AI is making competent content easier to produce. It can assemble a clear explanation, smooth an awkward draft, propose a structure, and imitate almost any familiar style.
Premium Timesby Premium Times28 Aug 2026
A credible sovereign cloud ecosystem could stimulate investment in data centres, fibre networks, renewable and conventional energy solutions, cybersecurity services and specialised technology...
Al Jazeeraby Alex Milan Durie28 Aug 2026
Ratko Mladic, a war criminal convicted for his role in orchestrating the Srebrenica Genocide in 1995 – the first genocide on European soil since the second world war – died in prison in The Hague...
Timeby Reuben Rose-Redwood and Derek Alderman28 Aug 2026
As President Donald Trump’s approval rating hit a new low, he turned once again to the art of redrawing the world map.
Premium Timesby Yushau A. Shuaib28 Aug 2026
Why does sudden death sometimes appear to pick the good ones — even those, like Dotun, who had just observed the physical exercise recommended for medical fitness?
Premium Timesby Bámidélé Adémólá-Olátéjú28 Aug 2026
If there is a way out of the sentence we have written for ourselves, it will not come from the children we sent away, and it will not come from the country we abandoned in our hearts, even while...
MercoPress28 Aug 2026
Pope Leo XIV warned on Friday of the difficulty states face in overseeing artificial intelligence, which in his view is concentrated in the hands of a small number of major economic and...
New Indian Expressby G R Gopinath28 Aug 2026
Ramakrishna Hegde strode like a colossus across Karnataka politics from the 1960s through the 1980s.
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