Why QAnon Resonates with Trump Supporters
Over the past several years, the QAnon conspiracy theory has moved from the darkest corners of the internet into mainstream …
Afghans Race to Erase Digital Footprints
As the Taliban consolidate control over Afghanistan, fear among the population now extends far beyond immediate physical threats. Thousands of …
Bangladesh’s Olympic Struggle Continues
Bangladesh returned from the Tokyo Olympics with a familiar and uncomfortable distinction intact. While countries as small as San Marino, …
The Limits and Dangers of Political Labels
Political labels, much like politics itself, often appear to be distant, abstract titles—something discussed by commentators, academics, or politicians rather …
The Textbook Nobody Reads but Everyone Owns
For years, the English For Today textbook has quietly endured an identity crisis. Compared with its fellow textbooks in the …
Pegasus Spyware Confirmed on French Journalists’ Phones
French intelligence authorities have formally confirmed that Pegasus spyware was detected on the mobile phones of three French journalists, marking …
Bangladesh’s Kimono Tribute at Tokyo Olympics
In a remarkable blend of tradition, artistry and cross-cultural respect, Bangladesh was honoured at the Tokyo Olympics through a specially …
What Happens If the World Test Championship Final Ends in a Draw?
As cricket fans waited anxiously at the Rose Bowl in Southampton, not even the toss had taken place by lunchtime …
Twitter Records Sharp Rise in Government Demands Targeting Journalists and News Outlets
Twitter has, for the first time, released detailed data revealing a significant rise in government demands worldwide to remove content …
WHO Seeks Leading Scientists to Investigate New Pathogens Jumping from Animals to Humans
The World Health Organization (WHO) is seeking to assemble a global panel of leading scientific experts to investigate high-risk pathogens …