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How Constitutions Win (Or Lose) The Public
Across Chile, Israel, and Hungary, constitutional reform succeeded or failed not because of what was proposed, but…
Childhood Obesity Surpasses Underweight: A Growing…
For the first time in history, childhood obesity has overtaken underweight worldwide—revealing how global food…
The Price of Paradise for Indonesia’s Youth
Amid rising inequality and corruption, Indonesia’s youth are taking to the streets, demanding accountability from a…
Opinion | Posting From the Frontlines: The Allure and…
Danger tourism blurs the line between awareness and exploitation as travellers' depictions of conflict overshadow…
Has Europe’s Landmark Privacy Law Lost Its Bite?
The GDPR promised to give Europeans control over their personal data and rein in Big Tech—but years of uneven…
Lessons in Autocracy: How Bolsonaro and Trump Weaponized…
How much power does nostalgia really have? In Brazil and the United States, rewriting the past is becoming a…
Opinion〡Aux États-Unis, le mouvement tradwife transforme…
Derrière l’esthétique léchée des « tradwives » se dessine un mouvement qui transforme un choix individuel en norme…
The Ascent of Far-Right Christianity in Digital Age…
Fuelled by online misinformation and nostalgia for a "Christian Britain," a new far-right wave of nationalism is…
The Reality Behind Nigeria’s ‘Christian Genocide’
Claims of a Christian genocide in Nigeria are going viral in US politics, but they distort a crisis rooted in…
European Airspace: The New Front in Russia’s Hybrid War
Russia is no longer testing Europe at its borders but in its skies, using drones, jets, and plausible deniability…
How Modern Media Reshaped Politics and Protest
From the Arab Spring to Black Lives Matter, modern media has expanded the reach of political expression—while being…
The Appeal of “Japan First” Politics in a Time of Rising…
Rising prices, immigration concerns, and cultural unease are helping fuel the appeal of “Japan First” politics, a…