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India’s Waqf Amendment Act: Who needs bulldozers when you have bureaucrats?

Imagine this: a 100-year-old bungalow, built by your great-grandfather – a quiet, serene place dedicated for decades to a single, noble purpose:...

yesterday 30

Insiyah Vahanvaty

The great collapse of US higher education has begun

There is no other way to say it. The American university as the United States has known it since the 1960s is at an end. The spate of college...

previous day 10

Donald Earl Collins

In Canada, genocide is on the ballot

If you doubted the old chestnut that politics can be a “fickle business,” the leader of Canada’s Conservative Party, Pierre Poilievre, would...

wednesday 5

Andrew Mitrovica

Gaza is burning. UK NGOs must abandon failed diplomacy and fight back

Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz declared last week that “no humanitarian aid will enter Gaza”, effectively announcing his government’s...

wednesday 10

Nick Dearden

Away from the global spotlight, Eritreans are trapped in a garrison state

American writer and security analyst Paul B Henze, who served in the Carter administration as a deputy to National Security Adviser Zbigniew...

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Ibrahim Harun

Trump’s campaign to turn dissent into a deportable offence harms democracy

On April 11, an immigration judge in Louisiana ruled that Mahmoud Khalil, a former Columbia University graduate student and lawful United States...

22.04.2025 3

Faisal Kutty

Before he died, Pope Francis called for peace in Gaza. Will anyone listen?

Pope Francis died today at the age of 88 following a prolonged illness. Just yesterday, in his Easter Sunday address in Saint Peter’s Square in...

21.04.2025 1

Belen Fernandez

Trump risks leaving behind a legacy of failure in Ukraine

A day before Easter, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a temporary ceasefire for the Christian holiday. Like other Russian promises, this...

21.04.2025 10

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