Editorial - Page 128

It's been a week since the change of administration in the United States of America. Newly elected President Joe Biden has had a busy week, to say the...

Could Brexit be the straw that finally broke the back of the camel (UK)? This is one of the many major concerns that have been left unanswered even...

At this point, it is safe to say that, for better or worse, social media has had significant effects on every aspect of the traditional news cycle....

It would seem that aside from restoring the hope of a nation and the world in the promise of an America reborn, Joe Biden's inauguration also had the...

Last year, as BLM protests raged worldwide, a series of debates began over how society sees and remembers its history, specifically the unpleasant...

January 20 is finally upon the United States. Joe Biden is about to formally take office as the 46th President of the United States of America. His...

On January 16, India officially initiated the world's largest vaccination campaign. As of now, the stated goal is inoculating 300 million people...

On commenting on his decision to ban Trump on Twitter, Jack Dorsey emphasised that he and his team were aware of the monumental decision they were...

In the age of the internet, the idea of access being a right rather than a privilege has been a relatively new one. It is only in the last decade or...

On January 15, 2021, Russia announced that it had kickstarted the required procedures to pull out of the Open Skies Treaty. This was done in response...

Donald J Trump has become the only US President now to be impeached twice. The formal charge at play here is 'incitement of insurrection'. The...

A few short months before the delayed 2021 Olympics are slated to begin, Japan is expanding the state of emergency declared in Tokyo to seven more...