IN BANGLADESH, seeking medical attention can often feel like embarking on a journey fraught with uncertainty and frustration. The process of consulting a doctor, whether in a public hospital or
THE presence of a Tamil common candidate would mean that the Tamil voter in the north and east would lose the option of voting for one of the three candidates
THE future of Venezuela’s 25-year-old socialist movement will be decided in the upcoming July 28 election. Venezuelans will go to the polls knowing that a vote for incumbent president Nicolás
AS A nation, the United States, as if we did not already know, is convulsed. Paranoid and divided, giddy with conspiracy and deranged by a fear of totalitarian seizure, hyper
Recently, Norway, followed by the EU countries Ireland and Spain, has recognised a Palestinian state. How should the European Union respond and establish a unified stance? Can Europe provide positive
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THE deadline for presidential elections is fast approaching and the Election Commissioner will be empowered to declare the date of the election on July 17, just over a week from
German parliamentarian Sevim Dagdelen says for NATO, denial of its true nature is part of the essence of the organisation JUST in time for its 75th anniversary, NATO has dropped its mask.
MANY war stories end with hunger wreaking havoc on significant portions of a population. In Christian theology, the Biblical ‘four horses of the apocalypse,’ believed by many in early modern
IN A defining shift for British politics, the centre-left Labour Party has clinched a resounding victory, marking its dramatic comeback after a devastating defeat just five years ago. Keir Starmer,