Nearly three decades after Diana, Princess of Wales, died in a Paris car crash while being pursued by paparazzi, her brother Charles Spencer has reopened some of the most contentious arguments surrounding
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto is pursuing an ambitious and risky effort to remake Southeast Asia’s largest economy, consolidating power and targeting the country’s wealthiest business elites, according to a detailed report from
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In a long past due move, the UN General Assembly voted 142-10 to approve a plan called “The New York Declaration” that hopes to revive the long dead Two State Solution for
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“Ke gar diye ko chhora!” (what have you done, son!) rebuked a dying King Birendra when Prince Dipendra perpetrated the Palace massacre, literally wiping out the Shah dynasty by a fusillade of
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Editor’s Note: The following article is based on an interview conducted by Aaron David Miller with William J. Burns, former Director of the CIA and former President of the Carnegie Endowment for
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Alibaba founder Jack Ma has reemerged as a driving force inside the company he built, marking his most active involvement in years as the Chinese tech giant ramps up its fight against
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Nepal’s new Prime Minister Sushila Karki began her week by appointing three members to her Council of Ministers after intense negotiations over the weekend, but the very youth movement that thrust her
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Australia remains confident that its wide-ranging Aukus security agreement with the United States and the United Kingdom will move forward, even as the Pentagon conducts a review of the pact, Bloomberg reported,
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In a candid interview with Crux, the first American pope, Leo XIV, has voiced deep concerns over the widening income gap between executives and ordinary workers, calling into question the values underpinning
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For nearly eight decades, Chiyoko Iwanaga has carried the scars of Nagasaki’s atomic bombing—both visible and invisible. Now 89, she continues to fight for recognition and support from the Japanese government, alongside
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Broadcaster and former BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Nihal Arthanayake has spoken out in defence of rural Britain, rejecting claims that the countryside is inherently “racist” or unwelcoming to ethnic minorities. Arthanayake,
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China has formally invited President Donald Trump to visit Beijing for a summit with President Xi Jinping, according to the Financial Times, though the White House has yet to respond. The invitation
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Elon Musk has ignited controversy after urging Britons to “fight back or die” against what he described as the “destruction of the country” due to immigration, in incendiary remarks made during a
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At eighty, the United Nations is bogged down by structural limitations and political divisions that render it powerless to act decisively – nowhere more clearly than in the Gaza genocide. There is
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The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has added the distorted and politicized version of Operation Sindoor, in which Pakistan has been held responsible for the Pahalgam attack. It is
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This record is not a eulogy. It is an explanation. People called Charlie Kirk many names because they could not read what was driving him. Some saw a culture warrior who ignored
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