It was common practice during the Cold War to exaggerate the threat from the Soviet Union. Nowadays, Russia has assumed that role. Although the circumstances have changed, some of the political methods employed to create a sense of insecurity are still remarkably similar. Europe is not formally engaging in preparations for war since it desires […]
The political environment has changed and it is the youth who have changed it, not the established political parties. Only those who respond to these rumblings in society will prevail.
Laura Shepherd-Robinson’s The Art of a Lie follows a widow, a suspicious death, and the secrets of a Westminster confectioner’s shop. It may even tempt you to cancel your streaming subscription.
Montage, the technique that once revolutionised cinema, has now become the very thing chaining the film to itself, shrivelling all its possibilities into one resolved meaning.
The controversy over Supreme Court Justice Satish Chandra Sharma’s non-recusal from hearing certain cases revives questions on judicial disclosure and institutional conflict-checking mechanisms.
The New York Times Is Very Distressed that Illegal immigrant-invaders into the US are being deported Paul Craig Roberts https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/25/us/ice-surge-immigration-arrests.html?campaign_id=190&emc=edit_ufn_20260925&instance_id=182566&nl=from-the-times®i_id=304508195&segment_id=227087&user_id=e2862097b5a5d4f22d0b82b929ce528a […]
Sold as a path to equality, the Uniform Civil Code lets parents will property away from daughters, and leaves Hindu and Muslim women more vulnerable to disinheritance.
While countries such as Russia, Iran, and China have policies governing people with links to foreign nations who seek or hold high public office, India has no such policies, and that is troubling.
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