Denial of British citizenship to Shamima Begum on now-immaterial ground of ISIS linkage by leaders of Asian heritage reflects an ironical notion of...

While the perception of ‘white’ being beautiful draws its legitimacy from age-old Western dominance, in effect, the black complexion carries much...

Netanyahu’s dictatorial attempt to subjugate the independence of the judiciary through ‘reforms’ has ignited resentment among democratic forces within...

Noted British writer Hanif Kureishi has found respite in Twitter to distract himself from his paralytic medical condition, with a hope that he would...

While critics relate 97-year-old Mahathir’s quest for power in Malaysia to ‘greed’, he justifies it as a ‘struggle for religion, race and the nation’

In a world deeply divided on sectarian lines, open-air performance of Ramayana in the form of Kecak dance in Indonesia’s Bali stands out as a symbol...

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Is Aseefa Bhutto Zardari ‘Pakistan’s Priyanka Gandhi’?

As contemporary examples show, there is more to leading a nation than running a government based on honesty and personal integrity

Though Nawaz Sharif’s recent anti-army speech has been hailed as a significant turning point for Pakistani politics, it is ultimately the Pakistan...

A relatively obscure issue in COVID times, the ‘shorts rebellion’ is nevertheless a steadily rising movement in Israel as a counter to the rise of the...

Recent reports by various US organisations concede that white supremacy poses the biggest security risk for the US — a risk that will only heighten...