Ancient Egyptian Princesses Were Skilled In Archery
Ancient Egypt still fascinates millions, as archaeologists estimate that upwards of 70% of historical sites remain entirely undiscovered, hiding beneath the sands or lost in remote desert regions. Archaeologists, after […]
Indian Oppositions Need Lessons From Global South
By Yogendra Yadav Why bother with elections? Why not just boycott this increasingly unfair race? This question is being whispered around. It is time we asked this normally, without any […]
An Indian Visited Pharaonic Tombs 2,000 Yrs Ago
Mysteries spanning millennia lie buried beneath layers of Egyptian desert and sun. It was in this part of the ancient Egyptian city of Thebes where the tombs of pharaohs were […]
USA@250: It’s Necessary To Review History
July 4, 2026, the 250th anniversary of American Independence, is being commemorated with the largest coordinated Independence Day celebrations in US history, collectively known as America250. On this day in […]
‘My Grandpa Gramsci’ By Antonio Gramsci Jr
আমার পিতামহ আন্তোনিও গ্রামসি রচনা: আন্তোনিও গ্রামসি জুনিয়র; অনুবাদ: গোলাম মুস্তাফা ভূমিকারাশিয়ায় গ্রামসির যে একটি পরিবার ছিল, এটা সবাই জানে। কিন্তু তাঁর মৃত্যুর এত দিন পরেও সেই পরিবারের কী পরিণতি […]
Football & The Language Of Geopolitics
Football field has emerged as an unparalleled global political stage in the 21st Century. Beyond physical matches, it serves as a high-stakes arena for soft power, diplomatic manoeuvring and social advocacy.
Plato’s Concept Of Democracy & Present-Day India
By Rohan Kuddus/Anindya Rudra Plato’s profound disdain for democracy was rooted in his belief that it is an inherently unstable system, often degenerating into a mob rule that sacrificed wisdom […]
Rivalry To Remain Intense
The global community is heavily focussed on a high-stake meeting between US President Donald John Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping. President Trump arrived in China on May 13, […]
The ‘Suez Moment’ Of US
The nationalisation of the Suez Canal in 1956 was a momentous event in the history of the British Empire. Seven decades later, the struggle surrounding the Strait of Hormuz mirrors the Suez Crisis. In a rare first, an unnecessary war has pushed the world into a major crisis.
