Kerala’s physical and social infrastructure is world-renowned for its equity, accessibility and effectiveness. The state has effectively eradicated extreme poverty, and a 100% literacy rate for its ...

Sudan’s war is not a duel of generals. It’s the return of a Muslim Brotherhood project that seized the state in 1989, survived the 2019 revolution and now fights inside the Sudanese Armed Forces.

After murdering her three children and attempting suicide by leaping from a second-story window in 2023, Lindsay Clancy has received a mistrial. Did postpartum psychosis so thoroughly reduce her ...

The Germans, it is said, love to be afraid. They fear recessions, inflation, immigration, climate change, pandemics and, of course, war. They celebrate these fears so fervently that the term “German ...

In June 2026, Hespress — Morocco’s leading digital news source — published a headline that read: “Murder Case Haunts An African In Al-Darwa.” No nationality was mentioned or geographic detail. Just ...

Can you believe The New York Times buried an article about the recent costliest wildfires in American history in favor of reporting Donald Trump’s goings-on? I can; Trump always dominates the media’s ...

Canada faces a stark dilemma as the US, under President Donald Trump’s volatile leadership, imposes tariffs and demands concessions that threaten Canadian sovereignty. While Canada retaliates with ...

When someone accuses a public figure of manifesting “a textbook case of obsession and demonisation,” this Devil’s Advocate deems it time to intervene. Who hasn’t noticed that there are many cases of ...

Strengthening farm incomes and building more resilient livelihoods should be central to India’s shift towards less water-intensive crops, as growing water scarcity and rising temperatures place ...

A good example to study as a counterfactual is a country that, until recently, had no term limits: Hungary. After 16 years as prime minister, Viktor Orbán and his party, Fidesz, were ousted from power ...

An unusual race is taking place in the 2026 Brazilian presidential election. On the surface, it seems to be a repeat of 2022’s election, as polls show that the nation is still polarized between two ...

When Abdul El-Sayed won Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary this month, my first reaction was surprise. My second was dread. Surprise, because a Muslim American with an unmistakably Arab name and an ...