Editorial - Page 130

The 2021 will be the year of science, the year of vaccines. While the actual vaccination campaign could go on longer, a significant portion of the...

Even the casual news observer these days can see that big techs time in the sun may well be coming to an end. For some time now, governments from...

The last few weeks of Donald Trump's presidency continue to break grounds. Just recently, Donald Trump vetoed a USD 740 billion military spending...

With an exaggerated show of triumph, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson declared this week that, "We (the UK) have taken back control of our destiny."...

Free speech is a tricky slope to navigate, particularly in the modern-day. It is hard to know when your right to free speech and expression becomes...

This week, the Vatican formally stated that it would be "morally acceptable" for followers to get a Covid vaccine, even if the vaccine in question...

With much alarm, observers have noted that authoritarianism in the East African nation of Tanzania has been on the rise. For some time now, the...

News of a new mutated variation of COVID-19 spreading in the UK has expectantly set-off a wave of global panic. While details are sparse, the idea of...

A common enough thing to hear during the time of the pandemic is the phrase, 'We are all in the same boat'. A blatantly hopeful view of society, the...

Among the many international organisations that have recently fallen-foul of Trump is the WTO, his 'punching bag' of choice when it comes to airing...

To say that big pharma isn't popular worldwide would be quite an understatement. Of all the faces of so-called corporate greed that can be encountered...

This week, the Indian Space Research Organisation inaugurated its SSA(space situational awareness) Control Centre in Bangalore. This was in response...