
When Tradition Speaks Back, Art as Resistance in a Globalized World
By Liza Zurabiani (Georgia) For an ordinary person, even just walking through the Venice Biennale is a simple act. When you walk through the Venice
By Liza Zurabiani (Georgia) For an ordinary person, even just walking through the Venice Biennale is a simple act. When you walk through the Venice
By Noor Alwali (Iraq) Amid regional turmoil and persistent internal political challenges, Iraq faces an uncertain future. At the core of its difficulties lies a
By Fatima Ghufran (Pakistan) The Earth is in distress, and 2025 has made it impossible to look away. The recent floods in Pakistan, wildfires in
By Justice (R) Markandey Katju (India) After the massive destruction of lives and property in Gaza, leaving the place almost desolate and barren, Israeli Prime
By Amar Adiya (Mongolia) Fiscal cuts and a coal boom steady the economy—for now. Prime Minister Gombojavyn Zandanshatar marked in September 2025 his first 100
By Amna Amir (Pakistan) The gender pay gap remains one of the most persistent inequalities of our time. Despite decades of progress in women’s education,
By Abdul Rafay Afzal (Editor in Chief – The Advocate Post) In a historic, sweeping reality shift Saudi Arabia has signed a defense pact with
By Justice (R) Markandey Katju While millions of Indians struggle with poverty, unemployment, and inequality, the cow is having the time of her life. A
By Khoirul Anwar (Indonesia) The central issue of bureaucratic reform today is no longer merely about integrity. Integrity is crucial, but the more complex challenge
By Justice (R) Markandey Katju (India) A hallmark of a civilised society is that minorities therein can live with dignity and honour. From that standpoint
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