Delimiting Bengal, limiting choices
New Indian Expressby Shikha Mukerjee7 Sept 2026
Within 100 days of winning the West Bengal Assembly election, the BJP government has raced ahead with remodelling municipal constituencies in Kolkata and Howrah.
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top 41%Beyond the ribbon: The questions Nigeria’s 2027 campaign must answer, By Dakuku Peterside
Premium Timesby Dakuku Peterside7 Sept 2026
Nigeria’s 2027 campaign is already taking shape. Billboards will multiply. Commissioning ceremonies will assume the choreography of state occasions.
Maybe You're Not Supposed to Reach Your Full Potential. Here's What You Should Ask Instead.
Entrepreneurby Mandy Morris7 Sept 2026
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways - Potential isn’t a destination.
The drone war is becoming a race to adapt, rather than perfect
Kyiv Independentby Robert Brull7 Sept 2026
The drone war is becoming a race to adapt, rather than perfect A soldier launches an RQ-35 Heidrun drone used for reconnaissance and artillery fire correction in the Zaporizhzhia direction in...
Lanterns Introduces DC Universe's First Live-Action Vegan Superhero - TVLine
TVLineby staff@tvline.com (Thompson Smith)7 Sept 2026
Lanterns Introduces DC Universe's First Live-Action Vegan Superhero When you think of veganism, what's the first word that pops into your mind? Perhaps it's something obvious like "tofu."
"I will, I will" - Assassin's Creed creator vows to make a sequel to Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey, the human evolution survival game
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Robert Purchese7 Sept 2026
Patrice Désilets, the creator of the Assassin's Creed series and director of 1666: Amsterdam, has said he will make a sequel to open-world human evolution survival game Ancestors: The Humankind...
Fear and far-right meetings at Casa Argentina student residence in Paris
Buenos Aires Timesby Toni Cerdà, AFP7 Sept 2026
Weeks before President Javier Milei visits France, scrutiny is growing around an Argentina-run student residence in Paris, where residents allege restrictions on their freedoms and campus officials...
The Pine Trees That Would Not Leave Me
Hyperallergicby Khatchig Mouradian7 Sept 2026
Six years ago, on August 4, 2020, a massive explosion at the Port of Beirut killed more than two hundred people, wounded thousands, and devastated large parts of the capital.
‘Bella ciao’: The tumultuous life of the antifascist anthem
El País Englishby Paco Cerdà7 Sept 2026
The lyrics are so simple they fit in a single sentence: a partisan one morning meets the invader, senses he will die and asks his girl to bury him in the mountain, under the shade of a flower, so...
Solaris in Xenogears Is A Disturbing But Fascinating Journey Into Human Nature - Kotaku
Kotakuby Peter Tieryas7 Sept 2026
Xenogears might not be the best JRPG on the PS1 due to its format shift in the second half, but it has one of the most thought-provoking stories on the system.
We teach students how to argue. But are we teaching them how to listen?
Phys.orgby Emily Frawley7 Sept 2026
We teach students how to argue. But are we teaching them how to listen? Picture a senior English classroom.
Otti’s melodious Abia tale in Houston, by Emenike Vincent Onyembi
Premium Timesby Press Release7 Sept 2026
On Friday, 4 September, I was up in the night from 11:30 p.m. till 3:40 a.m. listening to Governor Alex Otti’s conversation with Ngwans in North America through Zoom.
The global appeal of the pastry dog
Salonby Ashlie D. Stevens7 Sept 2026
For five years, Sister Schubert’s fans asked, begged and eventually petitioned for the return of a frozen food composed of two things: a small smoked sausage and a soft Parker House roll.
Together let’s rejuvenate ‘untidy’ ocean tides
Business Lineby Jitendra Singh7 Sept 2026
There is a memory the sea keeps that no monsoon can wash away. Walk along any of India’s 11,098 kilometres of coastline at first light, and you will find it in the same tide that once carried spice...
The Long Version by Petra Hůlová is about a middle-aged feminist caught between the past and future
The Conversation UKby Helen Vassallo, Associate Professor of French and Translation, University of Exeter7 Sept 2026
The Long Version is a new novel which follows a short period in the life of Sylvie, a middle-aged writer who has just published a best-selling yet critic-dividing feminist book.
Teaching is a noble profession that lays the foundation of the society, says Karnataka Minister Santosh Lad
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau7 Sept 2026
Santosh Lad, Minister for Labour Welfare and in-charge Minister of Dharwad, inaugurated Teachers’ Day celebrations in the district on Sunday (September 6).
The Tommy Robinson associate behind anti-migrant protests
The Independentby Alex Ross7 Sept 2026
“Something is about to go down and it’s about to send a f***ing shockwave,” said Danny Tommo, real name Daniel Thomas, in a firm rallying call to dozens of white men assembled in a housing estate...
Why Jamaica is seeking $10bn in reparations from the UK
Al Jazeeraby Priyanka Shankar7 Sept 2026
A Jamaican delegation to the United Kingdom has said it will file a petition addressed to King Charles III to seek legal guidance on the question of slavery reparations.
Teachers must impart value-based education, says retired Supreme Court judge Shivraj V. Patil
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau7 Sept 2026
Education should prepare students not merely for examinations but also for a meaningful life, said retired Supreme Court judge Shivraj V. Patil.
Third quarter national security update: Building security through coordination, intelligence and public trust, By Chido Onumah
Premium Timesby Chido Onumah7 Sept 2026
The security-sector results recorded in the third quarter of 2026 provide a useful window into the changing character of Nigeria’s national security environment and the growing importance of...