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We Must Distinguish Between Corrosive and Constructive Capital
Money moves more quickly than ever in the modern world. However, not all money is what it seems or claims to be. While some subtly advance…
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A Look Back at Myanmar’s Checkered Election History
Some form of election will almost certainly be held in Myanmar in December or early next year, so it is important to be reminded of how…
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Rafah’s Fighters Will Not Surrender, When Disarmament Means Extinction
Rafah stands today as the battered yet unbroken frontier of Palestinian resistance — a landscape scarred by bombardment, starvation, and betrayal. Israel calls for disarmament, Egypt…
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‘Good’ Muslim, ‘Bad’ Muslim, So Also ‘Good’ Hindu, ‘Bad’ Hindu, Shri Bhagwat ji?
A formula to defeat all 'bad' conspiracies to unravel Bharat. In yet another peroration on the occasion of the centenary celebrations of the RSS, Shri Mohan…
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Bangladesh’s Accession to the UN Water Convention has a Ripple Effect That Could Cause Problems With India
When Bangladesh became the first country in South Asia to join the U.N.’s Water Convention earlier this year, it was presented as a win-win. Signing up…
Analysis
In Mamdani’s Win, New York Has Reclaimed Democracy From Those Who Sold It
Zohran Mamdani’s victory in the New York mayoral election is the moral repudiation of an establishment that mistook political access for virtue and money for merit.…
Media coverage item
CGS hosts dialogue to strengthen democratic practices among young politicians
With the aim of strengthening ideology-based dialogue and democratic practices among young politicians, the Centre for Governance Studies (CGS), in collaboration with the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES), hosted…
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Journalists Cannot Be Safe If Power Remains Unaccountable
Every year on November 2, the world marks the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists. Despite the attention this has brought to the…
Periodical
Global Up-to-Date, October 31, 2025
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I Was Not a ‘Muslim Commissioner’: Identity Must Never Eclipse Integrity
When identity replaces duty, institutions unravel – a public servant recalls why creed never defined his commission. When elected representatives of the world’s largest democracy resort…