By The Editors
An exclusive interview with anonymous author April Hill on her process, inspirations, and latest book ‘This Is Where The Sadness Ends’.
Read More
All articles filed in Global Affairs
Current News Pieces
MII: The Indian e-Commerce Revolution
By Liril Panchal
The story behind the mindful, patriotic start-up entitled Made In India, which is vocal for local!
Read More
Everything You Need To Know Before UEFA EURO 2020
By Kitman Store
A one-stop shop to your favorite team’s jerseys & knowing all you need to before UEFA Euro 2020.
Read More
We Didn’t Start The Fire: April 2021
By Krishna Advani
From academy awards to international developments: a lot happened in April 2021. This month’s news article catches you right up on it.
Read More
We Didn’t Start The Fire: Feb. & Mar. 2021
By Krishna AdvaniPicture Source: Google Images Ee-ei-ee-ei-NO Do you believe that farmers, the men and women across the country, should be entitled to selling their produce where they get the highest rate of return? Do you think that these farmers have the right to sell their crops beyond the ‘mandis’ of their state and earn…
Read More
We Didn’t Start The Fire: January 2021
By Krishna Advani
The month at a glance so far from black lives matter, US Elections, world politics, sports and much more right here!
Read More
Morocco’s Gamble In Western Sahara
By Rayomand Bhacka
Years into the conflicted state of the Kingdom of Morocco, take a glance at the heated Saharan dispute.
Read More
French Political Play in the East Mediterranean
By Rayomand Bhacka
“France has always held a special attention to what we call the Levant due to the large French communities there, the cultural and…..”
Read More
How Did America & Britain Become Allies within a Century?
By Rayomand Bhacka
An interesting chronology of the Anglo-American Alliance, which evolved from colonial rule to a welfare-based diplomatic tie.
Read More
Political Rap and The Black Lives Matter Movement
By Karan Menon
An in-depth piece about the relevence of Rap Music in the history of the ‘Black Lives Matter’ struggle, and Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Alright’.
Read More
Deconstructing Diane Arbus: A Quiet Revolutionary
By Vasundhara Singh
Diane Arbus; a revolutionary in her own way. She has broken ground and created a space for people unlike any other creative personality.
Read More
Newfound Ignorance? Pandemic Edition
By Jasnoor Anand
“This pandemic cannot be another one of societies experiences of new-found ignorance. It is time to redesign society as we know it.”
Read More