Full text of PM Narendra Modi's address at the BRICS Business Forum 2026
New Indian Expressby Express News Service14 Sept 2026
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on September 11, addressed the BRICS Business Forum 2026 held in New Delhi.
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top 55%Cod: The Fish That Shaped History
Everything Everywhereby Gary Arndt14 Sept 2026
Podcast Transcript For centuries, one seemingly ordinary fish helped feed armies, sustain empires, launch fishing fleets across the Atlantic, and shape the economies of entire nations.
Raising them right: After 14 years learning Irish, it's safe to say... níl a fhios agam
TheJournal.ieby Niamh O'Reilly14 Sept 2026
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Animated map shows spread of illegal Israeli settlements across Palestine
Al Jazeeraby Mohamed Hussein; Mohammed Haddad14 Sept 2026
Israeli settlements are Jewish-only communities built illegally on Palestinian land in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem.
Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, and the story of social contract
The Hinduby Gokul C14 Sept 2026
“Kings are not only God’s lieutenants upon Earth... but even by God himself they are called gods,” King James I of England proclaimed in 1610.
Hindi’s progress must respect and protect other Indian languages: Amit Shah
New Indian Expressby TNIE online desk14 Sept 2026
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday said the progress of Hindi would be meaningful only if it advances while ensuring the dignity, promotion and protection of other Indian languages.
'Most primitive': Hanson blasted for Indigenous slur
PerthNowby Noah Secomb and Tess Ikonomou14 Sept 2026
'Most primitive': Hanson blasted for Indigenous slur Pauline Hanson has been slammed as "completely racist" after she labelled Indigenous Australians "the most primitive race on earth".
Where are our distinguished jurists?
The South Firstby Faisal C.K.14 Sept 2026
Synopsis: The Indian Supreme Court now confronts complex, frontier challenges: algorithmic bias, digital constitutionalism, biotechnology, the erosion of federal equilibrium, and subtle forms of...
Will AI rule or serve India? What economic models actually say
The South Firstby Surjith Karthikeyan14 Sept 2026
Synopsis: India is a developing country and a huge market, where the demand for goods and services is unlimited, at least for the next 20 years.
For a roof of their own: Why Karnataka's Koraga families are still without homes
New Indian Expressby Vincent D’ Souza14 Sept 2026
MANGALURU: More than 100 years ago, social reformer Kudmul Ranga Rao bought land in parts of present-day Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts to build houses and schools for the Koraga community...
What is microfeminism? Tiny everyday acts that challenge gender stereotypes
Channel News Asiaby Izza Haziqah Abdul Rahman13 Sept 2026
What is microfeminism? Tiny everyday acts that challenge gender stereotypes Assume the doctor or CEO is a woman. Ask the dad about childcare.
The collapse of a Christian generation (2), By Ayo Akerele
Premium Timesby Ayo Akerele13 Sept 2026
How to Build the Bridge of Prayer into the Next Generation Pastors must teach prayer intentionally and consistently. Churches must create active prayer meetings.
Living lavishly ever after, By Wole Olaoye
Premium Timesby Ololade Bamidele13 Sept 2026
Ex-Governor Samuel Ortom’s outcry only served to draw attention to the inequity and iniquities of the system we operate as a nation.
A historic Niger Delta investment summit holds in Port Harcourt, By Ehi Braimah
Premium Timesby Premium Times13 Sept 2026
When I wrote in April about “Beyond oil: Niger Delta attracts investments for economic growth and development,” the central argument was straightforward: Niger Delta must begin to look beyond crude...
CCP and China becoming one and the same: experts - Taipei Times
Taipei Times14 Sept 2026
The Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) tighter control has made it difficult to separate China from the party, a former Taiwanese defense academic said on Saturday, urging the public to recognize...
Separate but inter-dependent: The four quarters of Nigeria’s campaign season, By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
Premium Timesby Premium Times13 Sept 2026
The voting season is brief. It is the season for the security agencies, thugs, and lower-level staff of INEC to make hay.
In the kaleidoscope of Australia's system, who gets to define a migrant?
ABC News Australiaby Bang Xiao13 Sept 2026
In the long-standing political debate on immigration in Australia, one overlooked question has remained unanswered: who exactly are we talking about?
Belief, practice and the many ways of seeing
New Indian Expressby Makarand R Paranjape13 Sept 2026
As the world remembers the horrific Islamist terrorist strikes against the United States on 9/11 twenty-five years ago, we in India also remember how, in 1893, Swami Vivekananda addressed the...
Faithline | Tales of the tusk
New Indian Expressby Renuka Narayanan13 Sept 2026
Happy Ganesh Chaturthi, dear readers. This time, it could be interesting to revisit Ganesha stories, both at home and across the sea.
The State and Its Workers: China’s class politics after 1989 - 3 Quarks Daily
3 Quarks Dailyby Robin Varghese13 Sept 2026
Yueran Zhang in Phenomenal World: In April 1989, a series of explosive pro-democracy movements erupted across China. These movements and their political fate remain poorly understood today.