Syria has long been home to some of the world’s oldest continuous communities; the Druze, whose faith stretches back nearly a millennium, and the Assyrian Christians, whose roots in the […]
Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. If you take away his ability […]
Introduction In December 2024, Québec introduced Bill 1, its first standalone constitutional text, framed by Premier François Legault as a historic act of national affirmation meant to enshrine Québec’s distinct […]
Donald Trump’s ongoing push for U.S. control over Greenland has often been treated as a bizarre geopolitical headline, a flashy story about a president wanting to “buy” a territory. But […]
Sitting near the baggage carousels at LAX, a mum and her son are debating whether it is harmful to resort to religion, rather than reason, to come to terms with […]
Written by Ella Rosenthal, Bahar Naghavialhosseini, and Ava Afrashteh. What began in late December 2025 as demonstrations driven by economic desperation and political exhaustion has escalated into one of the […]
Painted onto the Open Arms Community Center of Figueroa Street is the phrase “the greatest good is what we do for one another,” standing in stark contrast to the pervasive […]
The situation regarding women’s rights in Iran has remained precarious and has now gone beyond the morality police, once very visible, to an invisible online smart control system using digital […]
“What has Pullman, as a city, brought forth? . . . Its proprietor, the Pullman Company, knows no local law that is not made in the Board of Directors. Its […]
Biometric surveillance refers to the technological process through which individuals are identified, authenticated, or monitored based on their unique physiological or behavioural characteristics. These could include facial features, fingerprints, iris […]
