We need a political ethic that resists collapsing into either technocratic detachment or populist fury.
To grieve without demanding reform is to accept the inevitability of recurrence.
The July uprising was a networked event, a convergence of actors both familiar and unexpected.
In the first half of 2025, Bangladesh’s economic headlines have swung between cautious optimism and deepening alarm.
The Israel-Iran conflict is about who defines global legitimacy.
In a world increasingly shaped by algorithms, decision-making is stripped of human nuance.
Palantir Technologies, a US-based analytics firm, was publicly acknowledged to have strategic partnerships with Israel’s Ministry of Defence.
The weaponisation of humanitarianism is perhaps the most insidious aspect of Israel’s bio-necro-politics.
We need a political ethic that resists collapsing into either technocratic detachment or populist fury.
To grieve without demanding reform is to accept the inevitability of recurrence.
The July uprising was a networked event, a convergence of actors both familiar and unexpected.
In the first half of 2025, Bangladesh’s economic headlines have swung between cautious optimism and deepening alarm.
The Israel-Iran conflict is about who defines global legitimacy.
In a world increasingly shaped by algorithms, decision-making is stripped of human nuance.
Palantir Technologies, a US-based analytics firm, was publicly acknowledged to have strategic partnerships with Israel’s Ministry of Defence.
The weaponisation of humanitarianism is perhaps the most insidious aspect of Israel’s bio-necro-politics.
In the unfolding Israel-Iran conflict, disinformation is not peripheral—it is central.
What we are witnessing in Gaza is the collapse of humanitarianism’s ethical core.
