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Think. Over the week

Think. Over the week

Opinion – 12September 2026

Ian Paul Psephizo Where have all the clergy gone? Donald Payne Surviving Church Iwerne in the 1980s Michelle Burns Guarding the Flock Mind the Gap: When Bishop’s Mission Orders Out...

Opinion – 26 August 2026

Savitri (Savi) Hensman ViaMedia.News Far-right Threat: Why the Bishops’ Take on “National Unity” is not enough – Part 2 Stephen Parsons Surviving Church Reflections on the CDM Disc...

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Pocket

Opinion: The Quiet Majority For Human Rights

War, climate chaos, division, greed - look at any news outlet, and you might believe this defines our world. The laws of war are flouted. Peace is elusive. Authoritarianism feeds o...

Blinder or blowout? Newsroom’s debate takeaways

Opinion – 16 September 2026

Mark Clavier Well-Tempered Rethinking Stipendiary Ministry Ian Gomersall A Retired Rector’s Reflections Thank you, sacristans Colin Coward Unadulterated Love I Had A Dream The post...

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Opinion | When Every Phone becomes a Newsroom who will Guard the Truth?

As smartphones turn ordinary citizens into instant publishers, the line between journalism and social media is becoming increasingly blurred.In Jammu and Kashmir, the growing influ...

Opinion – 30 September 2026

Andrew Goddard Psephizo How do General Synod elections work? Colin Coward Unadulterated Love Safeguarding the Institution: What Has Sex Got to Do With It? The post Opinion – 30 Sep...

Time for Tories To Say What They Think on the Economy & Brexit

Opinion – 17 October 2026

Mark Clavier Well-Tempered Churches and the Burden of Bureaucracy Colin Coward Unadulterated Love The Diocese of Southwark – an archetypal story of flourishing and decline Tim Wyat...

Opinion – 14 October 2026

John Collingridge The Guardian Lobbying, lawyers and a media blitz: the fight to kill the Church of England’s £100m slavery compensation fund Nick Spencer and Yinxuan Huang Theos B...

OPINION: ‘Summery’ check in with voters

The Nebraska Legislature doesn’t convene for another four months, but a fresh look at what’s on voters’ minds is always helpful. That was clear at a recent legislative candidate fo...

Public opinion triumphs over Trump’s spectacle

After condemnation from all quarters, the plan to livestream Nidal Malik Hasan’s execution has been called off

POST OP-ED: Mamdani’s ‘Fast Track’ to NYC Neighborhood Destruction

By The New York Post Editorial Board Watch out:

[OPINION] Slanted Cartography: The Politics of Mapping

The most recent news from Nigeria and across the world is available at The News Chronicle. The News Chronicle provides the most recent headlines, commentary, and political news. Th...

Opinion | How the World Is Seeing Kashmir: Two Different Stories of Kashmir

There is a Kashmir that the world tends to see in old pictures, political headlines and in images of conflict. But there is also a Kashmir that its people are living in today- a Ka...

Opportunity’s line in the sand slants to the left

Guest opinion: What Wisconsin’s Democratic primary reveals about data center politics

Opinion | Digital India and Its Expanding Scope from Kashmir to the Wider World

From a time when many services required physical visits to a time when many things can be done with a few clicks, India’s digital journey has changed the way people manage everyday...

POST OP-ED: Legal Trouble for Mamdani’s Pied-à-Terre Tax is Just Beginning

By The New York Post Editorial Board Cross your fingers that a state judge’s slapdown of the pied-à-terre tax’s rollout marks the beginning of the end of the whole misbegotten tax.