The Guardian view on overturning Roe v Wade: a human rights catastrophe
Access to safe abortion is vanishing fast. The US supreme court appears poised to deal it the worst blow yet.Read More
How the image of a besieged and victimized Russia came to be so ingrained in the country’s psyche?
The image of Russia as a special, isolated place has been reinforced in literature and religion. The range of anti-RussianRead More
We need to talk about autism.
It is a major paediatric concern. Our systems have to be ready for it. “April is the cruelest month,” wroteRead More
Critical Outsider 📰 27-01-2022
Today’s newsletter covers the American 🇺🇸 and NATO’s Response to Putin on Ukraine 🇺🇦, #SWIFT Sanctions on Russia 🇷🇺, anRead More
We might be in a simulation.
How much should that worry us? Imagine that when your great-grandparents were teenagers, they got their hands on a groundbreakingRead More
Thich Nhat Hanh taught us to live in the moment.
Amid the tyranny of the clock time and calculation of ‘productivity’, he showed how to live in the here andRead More
Are Better Things Coming? Inshallah
Whatever language you speak, “inshallah” can bring you hope. When I was growing up, my family used the expression “inshallah” aRead More
Ten ways to take control of your smartphone
Overwhelmed by messages, notifications and distractions? You can reclaim your focus without a full digital detox Are you in controlRead More
As COVID Changes Our Relationship With the Outside, Psychologists See Rise of ‘Cave Syndrome’.
Cave syndrome gets its name from a tendency to remain secluded in our safe spaces – or caves – insteadRead More
Bulli Bai is latest example of harassment women face online.
Prompt reporting of cases, well-trained investigators and prosecutors, fast and fair trial are essential to control cyber crimes against women.Read More