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We dive into HS2, the UK’s massive high-speed rail gamble that promises faster journeys, more capacity, and a symbolic fix for the country’s north-south divide. On paper it is a sleek new network ...

An audit of Australia’s military landholdings and the government’s response to it, both issued on 4 February, mark the most ...

The core reform in education in Gaza has to be based on demilitarization, deradicalization, democratization, and development.

Japan is a country where long memory and fast change coexist in everyday life. Ancient shrines sit beside neon streets.

A deep look at Bengal’s rise as India’s industrial heartland and how labour politics, policy shifts, and leadership choices ...

In February 1973, a ‘Gang of Four’ in Coventry launched another organisation, which they called ‘PEOPLE’, “because Movement ...

National caste census has triggered a Bhumihar reckoning. The community in Bihar is waging a new battle for colonial-era ...

Instead of Metro Vancouver’s “love affair” with environmentally costly glass-and-concrete towers, UBC professor emeritus ...

A keynote address by Olu Arowolo Verheijen at the public lecture to mark the 50th anniversary of Ondo state, in Akure, on ...

The question is no longer whether chieftaincy will change. History answers that unequivocally. The only open question is how? Every serious attempt at national modernization eventually collides with ...