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South Asia’s Lost Wisdom in an Age of Manufactured Hostility

South Asia’s Lost Wisdom in an Age of Manufactured Hostility

South Asia, a region that once illuminated the world with its philosophy of balance, humility, and coexistence, today stands clouded by hostility and suspicion. The birthplace of some of humanity’s deepest moral and spiritual teachings has become a battleground of...

Politics Should Have Retirement, Like All Other Professions

Politics Should Have Retirement, Like All Other Professions

By G M Forhadul Mozumder (Dhaka Bureau) The issue of age limits and retirement in politics is extremely important. In many countries around the world, there are age requirements for taking on political responsibility. This not only maintains the quality of leadership...

Breaking News: Discrimination Is Still Alive and Well

Breaking News: Discrimination Is Still Alive and Well

It hasn’t vanished — it has simply evolved, adapted, and embedded itself into every corner of modern life. When former U.S. President Trump—the Discriminator-in-Chief—goes into a frenzy about Somali immigrants and calls them “garbage,” many treat it as a personal...

FOREST FIELD NOTES: Alive Because Someone Cared

FOREST FIELD NOTES: Alive Because Someone Cared

by George Banez The five-course lunch typical of Chinese restaurant fare in Manila foreshadowed the meals I scraped by the next ten days. My sister treated me to a send-off lunch before dropping me off at the airport that day. I had to catch the only flight to Puerto...

“INSIDERS” and “OUTSIDERS”

“INSIDERS” and “OUTSIDERS”

In a conversation with Yannis Varoufakis in 2014, disgraced Jeffrey Epstein associate and former president of Harvard University Larry Summers described the political landscape as consisting of “insiders” and “outsiders.” He explained that outsiders prioritize their...

The Reason So Many Americans Distrust Elites (Part 1)

The Reason So Many Americans Distrust Elites (Part 1)

The Public’s Warranted Suspicion of Elites Over the last two to three decades, Americans have become increasingly distrustful of elites. This distrust has extended beyond the realm of the financial sector into a wariness of higher-ups within governmental, military,...

Germany: “We object because peace requires courage”

Germany: “We object because peace requires courage”

During the night between Thursday, December 4th and Friday, December 5th, activists from the “Wir verweigern! (We object!)” campaign modified several German army posters to draw attention to the right to conscientious objection and counter propaganda in favour of war...

Not in our name! Meeting in Milan with Rabbi Dovid Feldman

Not in our name! Meeting in Milan with Rabbi Dovid Feldman

On Wednesday, December 3rd, an interesting meeting was held at the State University of Milan with Rabbi Dovid Feldman of New York, who was passing through Milan after participating in the pro-Palestine demonstration in Genoa on Friday, November 28th, and in the one in...