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Japan leans toward holding the Games with local spectators: media

Japan is leaning towards allowing domestic spectators at the Tokyo Olympics despite the Covid-19 pandemic, media reported on Wednesday, with…

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Novak Djokovic toils, will face Rafael Nadal in French semis

It took 3 1/2 hours, a cut on his hand and a delay to remove fans, but world No. 1…

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Who is afraid of free and fair elections?

As a Muslim League child, I must painfully admit that the Pakistan brand of the Muslim League has never won…

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Defiance against oppression

When we hear or watch news, there is a piece of our lives that feels disconnected and helpless. Maybe it…

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US democracy is at risk

Speaking at a Memorial Day observance last week, US President Joseph Biden noted, rather ominously, “Our democracy is in peril.”…

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A terrorist attack in Canada and the politicians who primed it

Almost two days after a family on an evening walk in London, Ontario was moved down  like a set of…

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The poverty of ‘economic growth’

There is a village in the rainforests of Southeast Asia that I have visited on and off for over 40…

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Why Israel is so desperate to silence #SaveSheikhJarrah

Over the last month and a half, we have been witnessing what many are calling a new Palestinian uprising. It…

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Situation in Afghanistan bleak, US must continue engagement with Afghans: EU FM

EU High Representative for Security and Foreign Affairs, Joseph Borel, said in his speech to the European Parliament that the…

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Myanmar authorities open new corruption cases against Suu Kyi

New corruption cases have been opened against Myanmar’s deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi and other former officials from her…

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