How India’s youth protests, examination grievances and the warning signs that emerge when governments stop treating citizens as equals.
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Sonam Wangchuk’s work on education, ecology and Ladakh, argues that India’s institutions must better address long-term democratic challenges.
Satish Jha examines Donald Trump’s leadership, American institutions, and the evolving political landscape in “The Proprietor of the Void.”
Indian American Christian leaders met Rep. Tom Suozzi to discuss religious freedom, democracy, immigration, and U.S.-India relations.
An opinion essay examining how communal politics, ratings-driven media, and commercialization reshaped Indian journalism.
An analysis of opposition, institutional erosion, and dissent in India’s democracy amid the AI Summit controversy.
“AI is not future, it’s present”: Professor Raquel Brízida Castro urges a constitutional digital pact to safeguard democracy, rights, and accountability in the age of artificial intelligence.
Veteran diplomat, who quit the State Department in 2018, named Under Secretary for Civilian Security, Democracy, and Human Rights.
Uzra Zeya is a veteran diplomat who has served in the State Department for nearly three decades in various positions.
Jayapal said the repeal of the Obama-era rules could result in censorship of contents and is a threat to free speech.
A large segment of the US population that had not found a voice to represent them rallied around Donald Trump, whose populism appealed to them.