The Globalist

The abolition of paper is in full swing in the country that invented it.

The disillusionment in Colombia with the state's security sector which fails to adequately protect its citizens creates a national tendency to believe in the safety of uniforms.

Human beings crave beauty. Why then are we often failing to create surroundings that could serve our wellbeing and social cohesion?

Why it is crucial after the end of any authoritarian regime for the future of that country for opposition forces to come to power.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict’s role in undermining the moral backbone and pillars of democracy goes far beyond Western support for Israel in Gaza.

The Gaza war constitutes a litmus test for Muslim and Jewish religious leaders on whether they can rise above the fray and adopt humanitarian and morally defendable positions.

A recipe for Chinese crispy fried beef.

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Is globalization a force that can be harnessed to benefit the masses? Or does it dislocate society?

Are we dealing with yet another Afghan refugee crisis? Or an ongoing one?

Arab and Muslim leaders' dithering and delay to call an "emergency" meeting to discuss Israel’s assault on Gaza exposed their limited ability to influence developments.