Words have meanings which cannot be separated from their social contexts, and change will come forth only when we are willing to recognise and confront them

While the Forest Rights Act (FRA), 2006, has strengthened land and livelihood rights of millions of tribals and forest-dwelling communities, the next step is to complement these rights

Authoritarian leaders are undermining legal norms and reshaping international institutions to serve their interests

Comedian hits back at criticism of decision to appear on US chat show that soft-soaped the disgraced fighter

The Latino vote is key to US mid-term election results in Florida's Miami-Dade county, but how will it play out, as Latino voters appear to be trending more and more conservative?

While the ECI need not accept every allegation made by political parties, constitutional authority cannot substitute for verifiable evidence

Neglecting paddy fields as a socio-ecological system that regulates local biodiversity, the hydrological cycle, and microclimate constitutes a grave failure, amid rising food insecurity and floods

Regional partnerships can help businesses unlock the potential of the India-U.K. trade pact

Aengus Cox runs through what exactly happened to Revolut services today and examines whether it could affect the fintech bank's reputation.

The jointly introduced Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill and the Delimitation Bill, 2026, provide for increasing the strength of the Lok Sabha from 550 to 850 members

India should join the Open Coalition on Compliance Carbon Markets, as it aligns well with the country’s decarbonisation choices

Omar Abdullah’s victory in the 2024 elections was an inflection point not only for J&K but also for the NC, which has ruled the region for more than four decades

Despite reports of increasing incidents of suspected Russian sabotage in Europe in recent months, most participants at this week's Warsaw Security Forum offered an upbeat assessment of Europe's ability to counter any potential threats from Russia in the future.

DUP leader visited African country ten times in less than three years, helped flog weapons alongside a British general, and worked with special forces officer

A recent survey showed the share of people who have family or friends round at least once a month has fallen over 70pc since 1975

Despite reports of increasing incidents of suspected Russian sabotage in Europe in recent months, most participants at this week's Warsaw Security Forum offered an upbeat assessment of Europe's ability to counter any potential threats from Russia in the future.

Why the biggest single atrocity of the Troubles is not covered by the new Troubles Legacy Bill moving through Westminster was one of the more pointed questions raised in the House of Commons by Unionist MPs, writes London Correspondent Sean Whelan.