Among authoritarians, economics exists for the sake of political extraction, and private wealth is only permitted on condition of complicity
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The Middle East between an American Oil Past and a Chinese Solar Future
Solar parks in the Gulf, wind farms along the North African coastline, and ambitious hydrogen strategies all signal modernisation
The Extraordinary Stress of Ordinary Life in an Unjust Society (Review)
Health inequalities cannot be eliminated without addressing the injustice that contribute to weathering – the physical toll
Mamdani: “For too long in our city, freedom has belonged only to those who can afford to buy it.”
Demanding that the wealthy and large corporations start paying their fair share of taxes is not radical. It is exactly the right thing to do
Gaza: Child Killed, Fires, Flooding, and Cold Claim Lives, as Israel restricts Shelter Materials
Medical staff attributed her death to extreme cold as a powerful winter storm continues to batter the Strip
“Reviving old Desires:” Saadi and Omar Khayyam on Celebrating the New Year
The dawn wind wafts the scent of the New Year / to friends’ delight and triumphant good cheer.
Iran Protests Intensify Amid Rial Free Fall, Mounting Regional Tensions
Iranians took to the streets for a fourth day to voice their anger over the state of the reeling economy, with the currency in a free fall
What “Loving-Kindness” Meditation is and How to Practice it in the New Year
Regular mindfulness practice has been linked to reduced stress and anxiety, better sleep and quicker healing after injury and illness
Inflation, Protests and the Shadow of Another War on Iran
Netanyahu traveled to Florida for an extended meeting with President Donald Trump, and the conversation focused heavily on Iran
“A door to which I found no key:” FitzGerald’s The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám 1:32
Not you nor I have known the secrets of eternity. / Not you nor I have solved the riddle that the letter hides
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