Editorial - Page 141

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...

For a time during the deep-end of the worldwide lockdown phase months ago, there was an oft-quoted silver lining that was presented to anyone who was...

Months ago, when the call for an inquiry into the source of the COVID-19 pandemic first came on to the global stage, Australia was the nation that led...

For most Brexit is old news. A messy affair that dragged on for much longer than what one would expect and its passing ultimately left a bitter taste...

Among the myriad factors that can complicate any efforts by a nation or community to normalise post lockdown is the global perception that you may be...

In 2019, while presenting the Union Budget 2019, the Finance Minister proposed a faceless assessment system for tax filing. The new system would,...

The already delicate situation involving the hospitalised Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny recently took a predictably tense turn. After being...

In a time when 'fake news' and conspiracy theories are common enough to be banal, the possibility of a disinformation campaign being run by a nation...

As has been previously discussed in this column, education and its continuation is one of the most important and contentious issues that a nation must...

The term 'compulsory' or 'government-mandated' have inspired knee-jerk reactions in democracies across the world. Months into the pandemic and with...