
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 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 Justice (R) Markandey Katju (India) A hallmark of a civilised society is that minorities therein can live with dignity and honour. From that standpoint
By Fatima Ghufran (Pakistan) Despite a deep well of history and heritage, Pakistan’s museums remain out of step with the young generation. Is it time
By Justice Markandey Katju (India) In my article ‘What is to be done’ I have said that our national aim must be to transform India
Hargeisa: English & Somali Translation Under the theme “Redefining the Role of Diaspora from Benefactor to Strategic Partner,” the 2025 edition of Somaliland Diaspora Week
By Justice Markandey Katju (Former Justice, Supreme Court of India)
Islam Guides Us, But It Doesn’t Chain Us In an exclusive sit-down with THE ADVOCATE POST by Abdul Rafay Afzal (Editor in Chief) during his
By: Justice Marandey Katju (Former Justice, Supreme Court of India)
By Goth Mohamed: This week on June 26, Somaliland is commemorating its 65th anniversary of Independence which marked the end of the British protectorate making
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