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Think. Over the week

Think. Over the week

Opinion – 11 July 2026

Gerry Lynch Changing Politics, Changing Country Phil Groves ViaMedia.News Be Kind Kelvin Holdsworth What is in Kelvin’s Head? ACC-19 – The Anglican Consultative Council in Belfast...

Opinion polls

Opinion polls

Opinion – 5 August 2026

Alex Frost Viamedia.News Evolution not Revolution: Creating Change in Working-Class Ministry in the Church of England Helen King ViaMedia.News Safeguarding: Still Not Trauma-Inform...

Opinion – 25 July 2026

Colin Coward Unadulterated Love How do we change the House of Bishops? Robert Thompson ViaMedia.News Where’s My Bishop? Michelle Burns Guarding the Flock The Church Doesn’t Have a...

Opinion – 29 July 2026

Jonathan Chaplin A defence of ‘Kairos II’ against Ray Gaston – and a call to revisit ‘God’s Unfailing Word’ Colin Coward Unadulterated Love Time to change the Marriage Canon Fergus...

Opinion – 8 July 2026

Andrew Atherstone The Living Church Hope for the Communion? Reflections on the Anglican Consultative Council’s 2026 Meeting Colin Coward Unadulterated Love Divine Violence and Abus...

Below the line

Opinion – 22 July 2026

Charlie Bell ViaMedia.News The End of the Synod: Grieving for Love Helen King ViaMedia.News Creating Family: A Perspective on the Debate on Looked-after Children and Those in Care...

Below the Line

OPINION: Belief, popularity differ from the truth

From the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, to the 2020 election, columnist George Ayoub explores Americans' relationship with the truth.

OPINION: Debate questions no one asked for

For Nebraskans trying to make sense of the “Working,” “America,” “First,” “Family,” “People” political party word salad, this week should offer some relief. That’s when a Lancaster...

Opinion – 19 August 2026

Paul Avis Church Times Ask yourself: What can I do for the General Synod? Savitri (Savi) Hensman ViaMedia.News Far-right Threat: Why the Bishops’ Take on “National Unity” is not en...

Letters to Editor

Opinion | Gurez and the Governance of Transformation

What a border valley reveals about the limits of development. A Line of Control region has been reopened after seventy years of restriction — the achievement is real, but only a gr...

OPINION: Hoping, imagining will not be enough

Somewhere among the White House’s fractured fairy tale about its reflecting pool faceplant, the ongoing whodunit masquerading as peace talks now being waged to end the war with Ira...

Opinion | The Transformation of Kashmir: Promise, Performance & the Road Ahead

Seven years after the constitutional changes of 2019, Kashmir stands at a defining moment. The debate should no longer be confined to what changed on paper, but to what has changed...

OPINION: The Supreme Court headline is not what you think

SCOTUS dominated front pages and topped broadcasts for several days in the runup to the end of its term, June 30. Chief among a handful of anticipated opinions was the high court’s...

Hong's Bad Economic Ideas Matter More Than Bizarre Posts

An Opinion Piece on Socialism and the Sad Responses

EDITORIAL: Who is afraid of public opinion?

It’s About More Than Counting Votes –– Commentary

CALGARY –– On this, we [CPKC] agree with Union Pacific. The post It’s About More Than Counting Votes –– Commentary appeared first on Railway Track and Structures.

Opinion | Social Media as a Means of Outreach in Border Areas

Border areas have always occupied a unique place in the life of any nation. They are the first line of territorial security, yet they are often the last to receive the benefits of...