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Ethnic Conflict

September 11, 2024
Columns

India’s Manipur Crisis Shifts Focus to Myanmar

The sharp escalation by the Kuki militants in Manipur has shaken up the Indian establishment but the ensuing jingoistic outcry in sections of the media demands a muscular approach to addressing the problem of

Geopolitics/Human Rights

El Fasher’s Forgotten Dead

When Volker Türk stood before the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva on 9 February 2026, his message was blunt and accusatory: what happened in El Fasher last October was not an unforeseeable tragedy, but a preventable human rights catastrophe.

February 9, 2026

Humans: Still Uncivilized After Millennia

Columns/Geopolitics

Ever since human history is known, billions of people have been born and died, and billions more will be born and die in the

Humans: Still Uncivilized After Millennia

April 5, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Ever since human history is known, billions of people have been born and died, and billions more will be born and die in the future as well. If the history of humans

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El Fasher’s Forgotten Dead

February 9, 2026
Geopolitics/Human Rights

When Volker Türk stood before the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva on 9 February 2026, his message was blunt and accusatory: what happened in El Fasher last October was not an

More

India’s Manipur Crisis Shifts Focus to Myanmar

September 11, 2024
Columns

The sharp escalation by the Kuki militants in Manipur has shaken up the Indian establishment but the ensuing jingoistic outcry in sections of the media demands a muscular approach to addressing the problem of

More

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