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30 Oct 2018

India’s Farmers Plan Mass March to the Nation’s Parliament as Agrarian Crisis Reaches “Civilization Proportions”

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Colin Todhunter With over 800 million people, rural India is arguably the most interesting and complex place on the planet. And yet it ...

HIV prevention: Bridging the gap between research and impact

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Shobha Shukla We are at an incredible moment in the history of the HIV/AIDS response, which reflected in the vibrancy of the HIV Resear...

Land Reforms as political agenda for 2019

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Vidya Bhushan Rawat Land Reforms are a forgotten subjects for the political parties and the policy makers. It is ironical that the ‘big...

Distress Signals from Colombo

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 K M Seethi Sri Lanka has landed itself in an unexpected, unprecedented crisis with the President Maithripala Sirisena taking decisions...

Saudi Arabia: A Dark Stain on Islam

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Ghali Hassan M any people around the world wrongly believe that Saudi Arabia “represents” Islam. Nothing could be further from the trut...

Mercury, the other geologically persistent planetary poison

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David Archer The thing that really gets me in the gut about global warming from fossil fuel combustion is  how long it will last . Carbo...

Reforming the Faith: Indonesia’s battle for the soul of Islam

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James M. Dorsey Nahdlatul Ulama, with 94 million members the world’s largest Sunni Muslim movement, is bent on reforming Islam. The p...

The Unexplained Wealth Order legislation and London’s financial aristocracy

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Thomas Scripps Zamira Hajiyeva, the wife of former Azerbaijani state banker Jahangir Hajiyev, is the first person to be investigated by...