Mon, 20 Jan 2025, 05:18 am
Opinion

Plan to shrink civic space continues apace

Governing without a people’s mandate may be empowering to those who are making the decisions, but those at the receiving end are likely to revolt in the longer term, writes Jehan

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Poll verdict slams cancel culture

PAKISTAN’S voters have reprimanded anti-democratic power centres for seeking to ‘cancel’ political opponents. Voters ensured that Imran Khan’s popularity increased in inverse proportion to the reported repression he and his

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Asia’s military armoury is on the rise

IN EARLY December, Rob Phillips, spokesman for the US Army Pacific Command, announced Washington’s intention to begin deploying Tomahawk missiles with a range of about 2,700 kilometres, capable of carrying

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A tale of contradiction and division

Faced with the worst-ever Israeli-Palestinian violence, Europe’s selective moralism has also led to strategic blindness, writes Martin Konecny SINCE the Hamas attacks on 7 October and the start of Israel’s retaliatory

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The manipulated past

THERE is a saying from George Orwell’s dystopian novel 1984, ‘Who controls the past controls the future: who controls the present controls the past.’ Actually, that is not just a fictional

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Headed for watershed years?

HISTORICALLY, Canada and the United States have enjoyed a unique relationship. It is more of a partnership that is forged by shared geography, nearly similar values, common interests, and, above

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Social media, congress and child safety

IT WAS a struggle to see how a child’s welfare was relevant in the latest, shrill debates about technology taking place on The Hill.  The Senate Judiciary Committee and the

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Gaza war and red cows of prophecy

How an arcane Old Testament legend and Rapture-ready Texas evangelicals may have helped set the table for Hamas’s October 7 attacks, writes  Christopher Lord HAMAS plotted the Al-Aqsa Flood operation in

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US toppling of Imran Khan

A PRINCIPAL instrument of US foreign policy is covert regime change, meaning a secret action by the US government to bring down the government of another country. There are strong

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Rise and fall of nationalism in Lankan north, south

THE election of Sivagnanam Shritharan as president of the ITAK has the potential to bring Tamil nationalism to the fore again. The ITAK is the largest Tamil political party and

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