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The prize-winning writer shares her thoughts on India, nationalism, literature and politics.
In spite of continuing anti-coup protests, the junta's long reliance on the rule of force remains immovable.
Even as exiled activities fight to keep democratic hopes alive, China’s crackdown on autonomy continues apace.
Disruption from the stranded container ship contains a warning for nations over-reliant on trade with far-off countries.
China’s new industrial strategy has proved as much of a shock to British politics as Brexit and the triumph of the SNP.
Desperate to pull her out of her low mood, I started talking to my 90-something grandmother about Karachi, the city where she spent her youth – and she came alive.
Mass vaccination programmes are effective – but can risk siphoning resources away from routine care.
K-pop followers and Thailand's anti-government demonstrators share more than just a love of Korean Wave music; they understand the power they wield.
The arrest of the Indian climate activist Disha Ravi suggests that calls for justice and equity may lead to greater suppression.
The historian and former UN peacekeeper on why the military seized power and the prospects of a democratic path for the country.
With only nine deaths from Covid-19, the island's handling of the pandemic is a testament to the success of its democracy.
