Nagaland has no political opposition to peace. After a decade of accords, talks, and broken deadlines, the only remaining obstacle to resolving the Naga issue wears a suit and sits in New Delhi. By Oken Jeet Sandham Let us be honest about what has happened. For more than two decades, the Government of India has…
By Oken Jeet Sandham For nearly three decades, the Naga people have lived with the promise of peace. Yet, 29 years after the present phase of negotiations began, the political settlement remains elusive. What started as a hopeful departure from armed conflict has gradually become a prolonged process marked by delay, ambiguity, and unresolved contradictions….
Elle Hunt As fewer people choose to pair up, let alone marry, it could be that our species’ mating patterns are moving closer to the natural order Monogamy, you may have heard, is in crisis. Fewer people are in relationships, let alone opting to be in one ’til death. And even those who have already exchanged vows…
The sad truth is that we are witnessing a legacy of the over-indulgent late queen: an organisation unable to meet today’s challenges Stephen Bates Curious that the Epstein scandal, which has caused such an overwhelming furore in the US, should so far have done more to damage the British royal family than the US presidency….
Alex Pretti had courage and empathy. This, not Maga’s conception of male power, is what we must teach young men Alexander Hurst The first thing that grabbed me about the Rapture’s 2011 song It Takes Time to be a Man was the warbly, analogue fuzz of its recurring guitar and piano riff. Once that drew me in,…
Fiona Sturges The stars get big audiences and complex characters to develop. We’ve lucked out in this golden age of streaming shows, and so have they Shrinking, the TV series about Jason Segel’s Jimmy, a grieving psychotherapist who can’t stop telling patients what he really thinks, seems pretty innocuous on paper. From Frasier to In Treatment to Sex Education, there’s no…
Jonathan Liew The human impulse to steal has been accelerated by AI, inequality and our political leaders – with profound consequences Last week I discovered that an article I wrote about the England cricket team has already been copied and repackaged, verbatim and without permission, by an Indian website. What is the appropriate response here?…
Viola Di Grado State provision for psychological health services is lamentable. Until things improve, let’s not judge those who turn to an app for help It’s a sunny afternoon in a Roman park and a peculiar, new-to-this-era kind of coming out is happening between me and my friend Clarissa. She has just asked me if…
The only positive of this stranger-than-fiction scenario is that Greenland and Denmark stand more united than ever Adam Price is the creator of the TV series Borgen Adam Price As a writer of political fiction for many years, including four seasons of my TV series Borgen, I find myself in the strangest of landscapes watching Donald…
The Al Jazeera reporter Anas al-Sharif was the most prominent name among so many targeted for simply bearing witness to the truth Jane Martinson In January this year, Anas al-Sharif was filmed being lifted into the air after taking off his helmet and flak jacket to celebrate a ceasefire that would prove all too temporary in Gaza….