Tag: OP Editorial

More than half a million people marched along the streets of London 13 September protesting against immigration. This was one ...

  I t is the sign of the times, transcending geographical frontiers, that democracy is being grotesquely distorted, giving a ...

In a landmark verdict, the Brazilian Supreme Federal Court, that country’s highest judicial authority, on 11 September convicted former president ...

India’s top anti-corruption watchdog, the CVC, has just delivered a stinging reality check to the CBI, and it’s not a ...

The memories of the deadly al-Qaeda strikes on 9/11 on iconic US building complexes are still alive even after several ...

Violence erupted in Kathmandu 8 September as thousands of young Nepalese took to the streets and clashed with security forces, ...

Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on 7 September announced his resignation, a move that could usher in a period of ...

As someone who prefers India as a pluralist and secular society, I have my problems with this government as many ...

I t is claimed by many that dynastic politics is a bane for democracy in many countries, including India, as ...

A great truth about the ongoing and seemingly unending spiral of violence, death and devastation in Gaza is that truth ...