'Moditva', SIR and the coming of a new political religion
National Heraldby Avay Shukla·13d ago
'Moditva', SIR and the coming of a new political religion From Modi’s birthday celebrations to Delhi’s SIR exercise, Avay Shukla sees the contours of a new political religion taking shape All the...
The domestication of Javier Milei
Buenos Aires Timesby Agustino Fontevecchia·13d ago
If you take out the names and mental images of the characters and just present the situation as a matter of fact, it almost seems as if Argentina is in its natural state and not in the midst of...
‘I was interested in writing a character who believes in the reality of the dreamworld’: Avni Doshi
Scroll.inby Sukant Deepak·13d ago
The First House begins with the end of a marriage. Avni Doshi does it coldly, almost unsentimentally – watching the ambush like a guerrilla leader who has been planning it all her life.
Ramachandra Guha’s new book: Gandhi’s nonviolence prepared Indians to use their freedom responsibly
Scroll.inby Ramachandra Guha·13d ago
In the past, the argument that Gandhi’s reliance on non-violence delayed the country’s freedom from British rule was put forward most insistently by Marxists, themselves enchanted with the examples...
‘Ancient Indian wisdom guide for Viksit Bharat’
New Indian Expressby Rajesh Kumar Thakur·13d ago
NEW DELHI: “Ancient Indian civilisation did not merely create knowledge. It developed ways to retain that knowledge within society, translating scientific understanding into culture, oral...
Pope Leo XIV warns AI could undermine humanity during France visit
Al Jazeeraby AFP; AP·14d ago
Pope Leo XIV has warned that artificial intelligence, which he referred to as a “paradise of machines”, and other emerging technologies could undermine humanity by posing fundamental questions...
HMO street: It was a happy place but now the community spirit is gone
Mail Onlineby Fred Kelly·14d ago
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Matriarch Cynthia Leveridge has lived on Princes Street in Mansfield for 47 years and barely draws breath as she recites the litany...
In ‘NAZA,’ Israeli whistleblowers’ revelations about civilian deaths in Gaza reflect a longer history of Palestinian isolation
The Conversation (US)by Drew Paul, Professor of Arabic, University of Tennessee·14d ago
There’s a powerful scene in Moroccan-French-Israeli filmmaker Simone Bitton’s 2004 documentary “Wall,” which tells the story of the construction of the West Bank barrier, a 448-mile – or...
The case for accountable lottery regulation in India
The Hinduby K Ashok Vardhan Shetty·14d ago
Urged to ban tobacco, Napoleon III, Emperor of France (1852-70), replied, “This vice brings in one hundred million francs in taxes every year.
From Gaza to Sudan to Nepal, more than 500 million children are in desperate need of education
The Independentby Edith M. Lederer·14d ago
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On the Superfluity of Words (3)
Chess Newsby Helmut Pfleger·14d ago
Christian Hesse suggested that I take this theme a step further by complementing it with stories and experiences from the intensely human world of chess.
Tolerance is not acceptance: Tiruchi N. Siva to political rivals
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·14d ago
In a message to political rivals, DMK deputy general secretary Tiruchi N. Siva on Friday (September 25, 2026) said his party’s tolerance of “bogeyman acts” of some leaders was not to be construed...
Why is Gyanesh Kumar in such tearing hurry?
New Indian Expressby Praveen Chakravarty·14d ago
This week, it was reported that two of the three members of the Election Commission had objected on record at least 14 times in 10 months to decisions Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar had...
The morning we stopped reading
New Indian Expressby CP Surendran·14d ago
Much has been made of the Kerala Chief Minister V D Satheesan's reading habits. I, too, have expressed respect for his bibliophilic dispensation.
Friday Sermon: Allah, The One who elevates and The One who lowers!, By Murtadha Gusau
Premium Timesby Ololade Bamidele·14d ago
In the Name of Allah, the Most-Merciful, the Ever-Merciful All praise is due to Allah, who created everything and determined it with precise determination, and who perfected what He decreed through...
A Cincinnati Landmark Begins Its Next Chapter
Design Milkby Adrian Madlener·14d ago
As the hospitality industry moves away from brand-standard “copy-paste” design, Cincinnati’s Fidelity Hotel embraces the shift with a site-responsive approach rooted in adaptive reuse.
Pope: AI must serve humans, not become a tool of domination
Euronewsby Estelle Nilsson-Julien·14d ago
Pope Leo XIV, who has made AI a central component of his pontificate, warned against the dangers of the technology at UNESCO.
Francis Vigo: The Italian Patriot Who Helped Win the American Frontier | History is Now
History in 28-minutesby History Is Now Magazine·14d ago
Among the many figures who aided the American Revolution, few are as intriguing—or as overlooked—as Francis Vigo.
Rethinking peace and security in West Africa’s changing global order, By Jibrin Ibrahim
Premium Timesby Jibrin Ibrahim·14d ago
This week, I am in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire, attending a conference organised by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation on the peace and security landscape in West Africa.
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