This is the UK’s defining moment
The United Kingdom stands at a crossroads. As tensions escalate on the streets, Starmer’s leadership faces intense scrutiny. Critics have often questioned his gravitas and resolve, doubting whether he possesses…
A new dawn
No sensible person with a solid grasp of history and a keen understanding of the intricate dynamics of economics, society, culture, and politics can doubt the incapacity and visionlessness of…
Empowerment for all
Now that the primary process of the 2024 election has concluded, let’s have another look at the election manifestos of major political parties. While some parties have made promises of…
What are bar councils for?
Much has been said about the issue of under-compensation and lack of any structures regulating pay, retention and progression in the legal profession and it is clear that the debate…
The sky is not the limit
India succeeded in landing Vikram and Pragyan – its lander and rover from its spacecraft Chandrayaan-3 – on the little-explored south polar region of the moon on the late afternoon…
Free laptops: a recipe for success?
Free laptop schemes such as the one launched by Shehbaz Sharif for lower income groups can work in a number of ways. They can help to increase access to technology:…
Democratization of narrative building
‘If there are five economists in a room there will be at least six opinions in the room, because at least one economist will disagree even with themselves.’ This might…
Who’s the ‘techiest’ of them all?
n the last few election cycles, we saw new technologies and platforms added to parties’ election campaign toolboxes. Some tools may be neat while others may be dirty, some may…
How to prevent inflation
Than Attacking Working People With Higher Interest Rates’ A deafening silence defines ‘debates’ among US leaders about stopping or slowing today’s inflation. Alternatives to the Federal Reserve’s raising of interest…
Challenges and future prospects of ODR – II
Like any new discovery or application, there is always resistance to change. But once it becomes handy, and its benefits realized it is accepted as the new norm. Many mediators…
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