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Born Lucky? Rethinking Citizenship in a Globalized World
Who belongs? Birthplace and bloodline shape destinies, but should citizenship be earned through real ties instead of an accident of birth?
Eshal Zahur
Mar 2813 min read


From Rubble to Real Estate: Trump’s ‘Miamification’ of Gaza and the Death of Rematriation
Now, that vision of mass expulsion of people who are mostly refugees from the genocidal cleansing in 1948, official US foreign policy.
Fani Apospori
Feb 2210 min read


When Healing Becomes a Crime: Healthcare Systems Under War
In the theatre of war, healthcare systems become silent casualties. These lifelines, essential for survival, are pushed to the brink.
Habibe Holzkamp
Jan 2416 min read


From Ice Sheets to Atolls: The Interconnected Fallout of Nuclear and Climate Colonialism
As melting ice caps and rising seas are unsealing these nuclear tombs, with the cumulative effects of seeping radiation reaching far and wid
Fani Apospori
Dec 17, 202412 min read


The Ethics and Economics of Consuming Books
Pre-loved books, Kindle, or fresh paperbacks? From sustainability to ethics, what’s the most responsible way to read?
Thenthamizh SS
Dec 16, 20247 min read


The Unprecedented Legacy of SOPHIE
To understand the depth of SOPHIE's loss, one must look back at her extraordinary life and career as a groundbreaking pop innovator.
Anish Paranjape
Dec 13, 20247 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...
Tatenda Dlali
Nov 28, 202415 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.
Anish Paranjape
Nov 23, 20248 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
Asvika Prakash
Oct 18, 202414 min read


Rolling Credits: Inside the World of Film Festivals
Festivals serve as platforms to highlight and celebrate the best films of the year and as crucial catalysts in the evolution of cinema.
Anish Paranjape
Sep 20, 202418 min read

Kamala, I Am Still Not Convinced
The Biden-Harris administration has faced a turbulent tenure, defined by one of the most challenging periods in recent U.S. history. By mid-
Yash Manuja
Sep 17, 20246 min read

Blue Extractivism: Scrambling for the Deep Sea
The fate of the deep sea and the fate of our planet are intimately intertwined. That we should be considering the destruction of these place
Fani Apospori
Aug 10, 202412 min read


Colonial Conservation: How Forced Evictions of the Maasai Reveal Neocolonial Practices in Wildlife Preservation
“We saw a bleak future threatened by land selling, land grabs for commodification, by the collapse of our rivers and grasslands, and by unsu
Tatenda Dlali
May 31, 202412 min read

Concrete: Civilisational Dependence and an Environmental Disaster
In this commodified landscape, the fetishization of concrete becomes emblematic of a consumer-driven culture that values the aesthetic appea
Adi Roy
Nov 30, 202314 min read


Rina Sawayama: Pop’s Newest Iconoclast
Ethereally luscious avant-pop, infused with a touch of metal and a sliver of classic pure pop goodness – that is how I would describe my enc
Anish Paranjape
Oct 18, 202311 min read

The World Cup of Controversy
From being awarded the bid for the World Cup in 2010 to its last-minute preparations, Qatar has been subject to a number of allegations...
Yash Manuja
Oct 21, 20227 min read

From the Streets of Sri Lanka
(Interview with Youth Protesters) Living in an area close to a petrol station in a school district, there was always minimal traffic on the
Thenthamizh SS
Aug 25, 202217 min read

Abortions and the US: A Colonial Gambit
The United States Supreme Court has overturned the Roe v. Wade case, resulting in the surfacing of decades worth of ill-treatment and...
Veda Rodewald
Jul 12, 202210 min read

Kendrick Lamar and the Evolution of Rap
Compton-born Kendrick Lamar is currently the talk of the town right now, having just released his fifth studio album Mr. Morale & the Big St
Yash Manuja
May 16, 20226 min read


Russian Invasion of Ukraine and its Impact on the West
Russia is no stranger to exploiting its influence as a superpower, having participated in a number of conflicts, namely the invasion of...
Yash Manuja
Mar 25, 202211 min read

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