“After worst harvest in ten years, 10 million people in DPRK face imminent food shortages”, World Food Programme, Food and Agriculture Organization

Published May 4, 2019

Press release, 3 May 2019

UN report finds worryingly low food consumption, limited dietary diversity and families being forced to… Continue reading →

“Gandhi And Philosophy: On Theological Anti-Politics”, The Book Review Literary Trust

Published May 4, 2019

Reviewer, Vijay Tankha; Author, Shaj Mohan, Bloomsbury Academic; New Delhi, April Issue

The collected writings of… Continue reading →

Published May 4, 2019

By Rachel Nicholson, Amnesty International’s Research on Burundi, 2 May 2019

For the past four years, April brings sorrow for… Continue reading →

Published May 4, 2019

By Cathrin Schmiegel, Berlin, 04/29/19

A quarter-century has passed since the murder of 800,000 people were in the Rwandan genocide.… Continue reading →

Published April 28, 2019

By Faith Karimi and Hollie Silverman, April 29, 2019

(CNN) When a gunman opened fire in a synagogue in… Continue reading →

Published April 28, 2019

By: Anindya Upadhyay, New Delhi, Apr 29, 2019

India has been struggling to contain a deadly haze that killed an… Continue reading →

Published April 28, 2019

Singapore, April 29, 2019,

Bloomberg, Jakarta – Indonesian President Joko Widodo is on course to win a second term as… Continue reading →

Published April 28, 2019

Carlos E, Cue, Madrid, 29 April 2019

As support for the Popular Party crumbles, the PSOE took the highest number… Continue reading →

Published April 25, 2019

Ari Shapiro, Wade Goodwyn, All Things Considered, April 25, 2019

Newly exposed court testimony suggests the Boy Scouts of America… Continue reading →

Published April 24, 2019

By April Lindgren, The Walrus Foundation, Toronto, Apr. 24, 2019

In the absence of media scrutiny, politicians have started to… Continue reading →