In early February 2026, one-third of the workforce—including 300 journalists—working across different desks at The Washington Post experienced the “weight of the paper”. To many who were laid off, ...

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An intimate autoethnographic account of cultural liminality, migration's impact on identity, and the emergence of hybrid ethnicities in a globalized world. A sociology student's journey from ...

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For many, the idea of soulmates still shapes how love is understood.

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Buffett rejects the efficient markets hypothesis, but still recommends low-cost index funds for most ordinary investors.

Hebrew University’s establishment in 1925 embodied a visionary approach to knowledge creation that fundamentally reshaped ...

As Bangladesh enters another national election cycle, campaign promises once again focus on roads, drains and local services. But this familiar pattern reveals a deeper distortion in the country’s par ...

Nepal’s elections reflect a deeper socio-psychological crisis in which belief, mass hysteria and social habit override logic ...

In an age where human connections have become increasingly precarious, Hindi poet Kumar Ambuj's poem 'Vyavdhan' (Interruption ...

Petras stood as an unwavering advocate for social justice across the Americas, Europe, and the Middle East. His body of work, ...