World

A women’s revolution rises from the Syrian war

London-based writer and activist Rahila Gupta in conversation with Sanjay Kapoor.

5 years ago

Hong Kong: ‘Silent’ Majority wants Democracy

The district polls victory is not only symbolic, it is also a pointer that the ossified structures of totalitarianism are…

5 years ago

Saudi Arabia: The sticky politics of war and peace greased by a $24 billion IPO

The gargantuan Saudi Aramco public issue which follows a catastrophic attack on oil refineries presents an opportunity to countries of…

5 years ago

Afghan Polls: All Fingers Crossed

The election results and how the new government accommodates Taliban will decide whether it will end the relentless conflict and…

5 years ago

Iranian Women and Football: Hear our Voice

Vibrant and happy female fans filled the stand with colour and exuberance as they cheered for Iran’s national team at…

5 years ago

Turkey and Kurds: Is the end game in sight?

It could be quite possible if Turkey -- satisfied with the push back of Kurds from their enclaves -- decides…

5 years ago

Being Black in America

In the white world, black is still not beautiful. However, Toni Morrison’s engagement as a writer was primarily about ‘how…

5 years ago

The World on a Brink

Political leadership requires balance, responsibility and a sensible leadership to create an atmosphere of predictability and security. The contrary is…

5 years ago