Editorial - Page 138

By now, it is a fairly common pattern for long-held political and social dissatisfaction to boil over in certain nations in the face of the additional...

The quest to end the current pandemic has gone through several phases, starting with hope, transitioning to despair and then finally coming back to...

We live in historic times. 2020 looks to be a year to remember, if not for all the positive reasons. But this week, history took another monumental...

As anyone who has diligently stuck with all the precautions and routines will tell you, the new rules of living in the COVID world do tend to get...

This week, Former US Vice-President Joe Biden formally announced his running mate for the upcoming November elections. Typically a secretive affair,...

A few days ago, the situation in Beirut was grim. The city was recovering from the shock of an explosion that will go down in history as one of the...

When Hong Kong erupted in pro-democracy protests last year, many wondered, given China's previous track record, how would the CCP handle the...

A rather common and recognisable outcome of leaders during these pandemic times is a loss of public support. As many commentators have pointed out,...

On August 4, 2020, a series of powerful explosions rocked the city of Beirut, the capital of Lebanon. The shockwave from the main explosion at the...

This week, the steadily dwindling survivors and witnesses to the world's first atomic bombing marked the 75th anniversary of the day their world and...

For quite some time now, the Chinese video-sharing social media app Tik Tok has been at the centre of an ever-widening political storm. Coming at a...

For those who have followed Trump's journey to and through the White House, his latest executive order restricting the hiring of H-1B workers is not...