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Everyone Talks, But No One Communes: ‘Let Them All Talk’ and the Christian Meaning of Beatitude

Friendship Without Communion If the first part of this reflection considered the ship as a symbol of time and direction, the second part turns to the deeper human question: why do...

The Impact of Comedy on Society

yemenat Yemenat Adnan Al–Dosari | Iraqi Writer and Novelist Theatre has never been merely a stage for laughter and entertainment. It has always been, and remains, a broad space for...

COMMENTARY- A Metro Car Photo Became a Portrait of Trumps America - Post News Group

COMMENTARY- A Metro Car Photo Became a Portrait of Trumps America - Post News Group

Left Foot Forward, Right Foot Back

The contradiction inherent in democratic expression is that one is criticised when one speaks and questioned when one chooses silence

COMMENTARY: Government is crowding us out

People are already voting with their feet, and they’re not voting for places that make life harder, poorer or more precarious.

Our problem with Michael Marra's 'je ne regrette rien' stance on Andy Burnham jibe

Good manners cost nothing and might just be a political masterstroke in our troubled times

Once Upon a Time on Mott Street

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Academic Objectivity Is Just A Convenient Alibi

Tear gas, then roses. Then tear gas again. That has been the pattern at Jantar Mantar since the Cockroach Janta Party pitched its first tent. A name lifted, quite deliberately, fro...

Why Gen Z Turns Everything – Even Murder – Into a Joke

A cultural analysis explores Gen Z humor, irony, and how online spaces shape the way young people process serious topics. The post Why Gen Z Turns Everything – Even Murder – Into a...

Politics And The Markets 08/09/26

Politics And The Markets 08/30/26

Kansas Latino Poet Shares Demand For Progressive Solidarity

Sadly . . . None of this rhymes . . . Still . . . We wanted to share this view from someone far more earnest and talented than TKC who seems to have come to the realization that al...

SDCC ’26: Why the graphic novel is built for social change

COMMENTARY: War of words is won by he who is punched last

This is not a call for cowardice or for abandoning conviction.

Politics And The Markets 08/12/26

Politics And The Markets 08/13/26

Politics And The Markets 08/17/26

Pathology of Elite Moralising

When privilege echoed, defending a hike in electricity tariffs suggesting that citizens simply eat less mutton to balance their household budgets, the reaction was swift, visceral,...

Comment on Why do we support political inaction that undermines our well-being? by Sérgio Teixeira

This week-end I was discussing with a friend and my take was a bit a kind shortcut to the core if I may say. My view is that low class people have little or low quality mental stim...

How ‘Filipiñana’s’ slow burn exposes the Philippines’ class divide

Heat and thirst establish the class divide in ‘Filipiñana,’ Rafael Manuel’s satirical debut featuring a 17-year-old ‘tee girl’

Politics And The Markets 08/04/26

Politics And The Markets 08/11/26

Guarding Others, Yet Left Unguarded – The Ironic Crisis Of Welfarism

India's hierarchical structure of caste and class has not been razed under the impression of a welfare state; rather, it has been modernised. Yes, public places are accessible to e...

Comment on Why do we support political inaction that undermines our well-being? by Cilla Kinross

Perhaps I am naive, but I think of the Right as the politics of 'what society can do for me' and the Left a bit more 'what I can do for society' ie people who vote left are more...