Sally Rooney’s Intermezzo: A Quiet Exploration of Grief and Connection
Intermezzo is a thoughtful and emotionally rich work that demonstrates Rooney’s continued mastery of character-driven narratives.
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Yash Manuja
2 hours ago4 min read
Challenging the "Generic Asian Man": An Interior Chinatown Commentary
Back in October, I was fortunate to win a ticket to the Boston Asian American Film Festival’s premiere screening of the first episode of Int
Pandora Editorial Staff
4 days ago6 min read
Israel's Attack on Aid Agencies in Gaza
Recent reports have highlighted a devastating sequence of events in which aid convoys, workers, and facilities in Gaza have been...
Lavanya Shrivastava
4 days ago5 min read
Bhopal Gas Tragedy: Forty Years of Tragedy, Survival, and Unanswered Justice
On a cold December night, forty years ago, a deadly gas leaked from a Methyl Isocyanate tank, forever altering the lives of those in Bhopal
Aashi Sharma
5 days ago9 min read
Spanish Floods: Delayed Warnings, Government Failures, and the Toll of Climate Change
“Victor regained his footing and carried the boys in his arms. But then he realised he no longer had them. The water took everything in its
Pandora Editorial Staff
7 days ago5 min read
Putin Unveils 'Unstoppable' Missile as Ukraine Strikes Deep into Russia
The Oreshnik missile, described by Putin as “unstoppable” and capable of delivering destruction comparable to a nuclear strike.
Tatenda Dlali
Nov 2815 min read
Mycorrhizal Networks and Mutual Aid: Lessons from Trees on Redefining Social Infrastructure
Josephine Mathebula sits against a cream white backdrop, presumably in her home in the South African province of Limpopo. She is poised...
Anish Paranjape
Nov 238 min read
Trump's Presidency and the Blue States: In Conversation with Nancy Beninati
Trump's 2024 win reshapes U.S. politics, with GOP control and paused legal battles. Prof. Beninati warns of challenges to democracy ahead.
Aarushi Arathi Sridhar
Nov 195 min read
How Govind Nihalani Turned the Telephone into a Cinematic Symbol of Oppression
The telephone rings obnoxiously through the hallways, the shrill sound piercing through the screen, demanding attention. Govind Nihalani’s
Eshal Zahur
Oct 313 min read
China’s AI-Generated Music Revolution
The music streaming market is undergoing a metamorphosis of change in China through the use of artificial intelligence (AI). Kunlun Tech Co.
Pandora Editorial Staff
Oct 284 min read
The Mysterious Lagoons of Morocco
Unprecedented rainfall in the Sahara Desert has resulted in rare, temporary lagoons in southeastern Morocco, a phenomenon unseen for decades
Anish Paranjape
Oct 274 min read
Brat and It’s Radically Different But Also Still Charli: A Brat Remix Review
Never one to not stand out, Charli could hold the claim to be the only artist to narrate the intimidating success of her imperial era.
Asvika Prakash
Oct 1814 min read
Exploring the Temporal Construction of the Female Body
At the end of a long auto ride through Delhi, I was asked a rather unexpected and intrusive question. “What do you identify as?” I didn’t kn
Veda Rodewald
Oct 1615 min read
Indigenous Lives and the Lithium Mines of Argentina
The struggle, they say, is not just about ownership of the land, but about safeguarding Pachamama—the source of life.
Eshal Zahur
Oct 154 min read
Can TIDAL’s New Songwriting Tool Redefine Royalties for Artists?
For years, songwriters have been fighting an uphill battle. The explosion of streaming platforms has turned the music industry on its head,
Anish Paranjape
Oct 107 min read
September, the Month of Fashion
An evening at the Guggenheim with Alaia, an afternoon at the Grand Palais with Chanel, or a starry night under the Eiffel Tower with Yves Sa
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