Editorial - Page 137

There is an adage regarding the rather predictable nature of instability in human society — when it rains, it pours. Admittedly, the saying has...

The horror of the cultural re-education and forced labour camps in China's Xinjiang region is a well-known fact that the Chinese Government has spent...

Not so very long ago there was an unstated assumption that democracies don't go to war. Indeed, it was assumed that democracies, through shared...

Last week, US Supreme Court Associate Justice and feminist icon Ruth Bader Ginsburg, better known as the 'Notorious RBG' passed away. In her wake,...

In a bid to avoid being left out in the cold as a result of international power games, ByteDance is now planning a new US TikTok IPO, a new company...

At a time when stances on climate change have become a nearly essential part of a politician's public portfolio, the Trump administration has never...

As UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres recently made clear, multilateralism is in danger. It has been for quite some time. The escalating US-China...

With growing indications that Saudi Arabia may also be considering a normalisation of its relations with Israel in the not so distant future,...

The process of peace talks between Afghanistan and the Taliban that started in February with the US-Taliban agreement regarding US withdrawal from the...

Making and releasing a movie during the ongoing pandemic is by no means an easy task. The pandemic has necessitated a number of adjustments and...

This week marked the 19th anniversary of the day that the Twin Towers fell and 9/11 kickstarted the long and still-ongoing war on terror. As America...

At a time when the delivery of a 'working' COVID-19 vaccine has become an increasingly politicised factor, the recent halt to the AstraZeneca Oxford...