World News
‘Controlled Explosion’ Near St. Anthony’s Church, Sri Lanka Remains On High Alert
Police in Sri Lanka have detonated a suspicious package near St. Anthony’s church in Colombo on Easter Monday. Local media
Business
The Great De(b)terioration In The Offing As Impotent Capital Weds Algorithms – OpEd
By Jayasri Priyalal* We are now in the era of acceleration termed as the Fourth Industrial Revolution [4IR]. In the
Social Issues
Zelensky’s Presidency Is Unlikely to Change Ukraine’s Foreign Policy – OpEd
The polls after the second round of presidential elections in Ukraine gave Volodymyr Zelensky more than 70% of the public’s
Religion
‘Controlled Explosion’ Near St. Anthony’s Church, Sri Lanka Remains On High Alert
Police in Sri Lanka have detonated a suspicious package near St. Anthony’s church in Colombo on Easter Monday. Local media
Technology
Resilience Thinking For Outer Space Security – Analysis
By Jessica West* It’s no surprise that tensions are rising about security in outer space, because spacecraft are critical but
Analysis
Can Georgia’s Far Right Make It In Electoral Politics? – Analysis
A new study shows online support for the far-right is large. But converting that into votes is another matter. By
Health
National Effort Urged To Overhaul ‘Broken’ Health Data System
Our system for protecting health data in the United States is fundamentally broken and we need a national effort to
Science
Acknowledging Royal Women’s Political Power
The narratives we tell about the past often feature a cast of familiar main characters: kings and rulers, warriors and
Entertainment
And At The End, The Germans Always Win? No, They Don’t!
Scientists at Ghent University (Belgium) run rings around the soccer myth that “at the end, the Germans always win”. By
Environment
Philippine Environment Going The Way Of The Dodo, Hardly A Topic In Philippine Election – OpEd
Its virgin forests are predicted to be gone in ten years, its seas are full of plastics, mining has degraded
