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The lethal and highly destructive Israeli offensive in Gaza calls for saner voices and constructive brokering at the global level, including from...

The highly regressive concept of slavery has creeped into modern society in the form of the capitalistic concept of ‘slave economy’—capturing an...

Sponsored controversially by a coal company, COP24 at Katowice was a procedural conference aimed at operationalising the Paris Agreement, but it...

'Sri Aurobindo' by Roshen Dalal and 'Bondhu' by Kunal Sen are two unputdownable biographies among the Valley of Words’ shortlist for best non-fiction...

COP23 in Bonn, Germany, advanced Paris Agreement implementation but faced criticism for slow emissions reductions, inadequate climate finance, and...

Since the outcomes of India’s free-trade agreements with developed countries have thus far been mostly counter-productive, the country should weigh...

The Paris Agreement finalised during COP21 was a ‘historic turning point’ towards combating global warming. With increased US financial support,...

In the wake of the rising relevance of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, India should avoid distancing itself away from the grouping under...

By making higher budgetary allocation to the social sector, the ruling parties can not only alleviate the prevailing socio-economic hardships of the...

Though COP19 saw limited achievements in the form of the Warsaw International Mechanism for Loss and Damage and some REDD+ progress, Japan's reduced...

Celebrating the PN Panicker Book Reading Month, the Valley of Words announces its shortlist in eight literary categories catering to a diverse reader...

UNCTAD, in its latest report titled ‘A World of Debt: A Growing Burden to Global Prosperity’, highlights the alarming surge in global public debt,...