My search for the perfect Polish dumplings in Gdańsk
Travel | The Guardianby Ben Aitken31 Aug 2026
I used to live in Poland. I worked in a fish-and-chip shop in the western city of Poznań, boning cod and peeling potatoes for £1.50 an hour.
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top 99%How a Victorian philosopher found common ground between Hindu philosophy and socialism
Scroll.inby Ajay Kamalakaran31 Aug 2026
When Edward Carpenter arrived in Madras in 1891, he quickly discovered that being an Englishman in India came with a price.
'One moment will stay with me always after meeting America's most inbred family'
Irish Mirrorby news@irishmirror.ie (Emilia Randall)31 Aug 2026
'One moment will stay with me forever after meeting America's most inbred family' Documentary filmmaker Mark Laita has opened up about his extraordinary first encounter with the Whittaker family of...
Low Background Steel
Everything Everywhereby Gary Arndt31 Aug 2026
Podcast Transcript At 5:29 a.m on July 16, 1945, the world’s first atomic bomb was detonated at the Trinity Test Site in New Mexico.
September 11 Rappler+ briefing to spotlight Martin Romualdez wealth investigation
Rapplerby Rappler.com31 Aug 2026
AT A GLANCE - Rappler+ members are invited to an exclusive briefing on September 11 titled 'From Information to Action: The Romualdez Trail' to discuss accountability in public office.
Karnataka minister calls Islam superior to other religions, sparks BJP backlash
The News Minuteby TNM Staff31 Aug 2026
Karnataka Higher Education Minister Basavaraj Rayareddy has triggered a political controversy after describing Islam as "superior to all other religions" while addressing a mass marriage ceremony...
Richard Denniss is calling for a gas export tax, but an effective royalty system would be a better option
The Conversation Australiaby Diane Kraal, Adjunct Senior Research Fellow, Business Law and Taxation Dept, Monash Business School, Monash University31 Aug 2026
Richard Denniss is an economist and head of the Australia Institute, a Canberra-based policy think tank.
Vande Mataram for Muslims: A truncated version of the national song could hurt Congress
Open Magazineby Minhaz Merchant31 Aug 2026
Vande Mataram for Muslims: A truncated version of the national song could hurt Congress WHAT DO INDIAN Muslims find objectionable in four of the six stanzas of ‘Vande Mataram’?
World launders enough money to buy every person on earth laptop: CJI Surya Kant
Hindustan Timesby Utkarsh Anand31 Aug 2026
World launders enough money to buy every person on earth laptop: CJI Surya Kant Justice Kant emphasised that economic crime was ultimately about “taking the profit out of crime”, invoking two legal...
CPI(M)'s Sreemathy Teacher slams Kanthapuram over remarks on women staying confined to homes
Hindustan Timesby PTI31 Aug 2026
CPI(M)'s Sreemathy Teacher slams Kanthapuram over remarks on women staying confined to homes Thiruvananthapuram, Senior CPI leader P K Sreemathy Teacher has criticised Islamic scholar Kanthapuram A...
The BJP's great South India challenge—and why it matters
The South Firstby Akhilesh Kumar31 Aug 2026
Synopsis: The BJP’s political challenge in the South Indian states cannot be reduced to electoral arithmetic.
Green-blue infra, heritage for a timeless city
New Indian Expressby Taranjit Singh Sandhu31 Aug 2026
Great cities are defined not only by the infrastructure they build, but by what they preserve, restore and pass on to future generations. Delhi is uniquely endowed in both respects.
After unity pitch in US, RSS chief praises India's asylum policy in Canada: 'Came as aggressors, but still thrive'
Hindustan Timesby HT News Desk31 Aug 2026
After unity pitch in US, RSS chief praises India's asylum policy in Canada: 'Came as aggressors, but still thrive' The RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said if someone was persecuted anywhere in the world...
Lamborghini’s Big Books of Bulls
Latest Content - Car and Driverby Greg S Fink30 Aug 2026
From the September/October 2026 issue of Car and Driver. Given the outsize role that spite purportedly played in Ferruccio Lamborghini’s decision to enter the automobile-manufacturing business, you...
Pupils to debate both 'triumphs and traumas' of the British Empire
Mail Onlineby Eleanor Harding30 Aug 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Pupils will debate the 'triumphs and traumas' of the British Empire this term in a charity initiative to teach 'contrasting...
Twenty-two years to destiny: The silent sacrifices that carved my journey to the nations, By Ayo Akerele
Premium Timesby Ayo Akerele30 Aug 2026
Continue to work hard on your business, career, and ministry. No matter how hard and bad your nation is, God’s word is not altered by human circumstances. If He has said it, you will see it.
Hello, God!, By Wole Olaoye
Premium Timesby Ololade Bamidele30 Aug 2026
‘Hello God’ echoes the way she had lived her life — searching for hope during difficult times. The millions of Nigerians who adore Dolly Parton will, no doubt, find her song a good companion as...
In Anambra State, the fox now guards the chicken coop, By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
Premium Timesby Premium Times30 Aug 2026
This week marks 24 years since Barnabas and Amaka Igwe were liquidated. It is possible that the current governor of Anambra State has lost the capacity to be affronted by the murder of a pregnant...
Tortoise and the $1bn rain that came after the harvest, By Festus Adedayo
Premium Timesby Ololade Bamidele30 Aug 2026
If you hopped onto a horse galloping in a race inside the Nigerian First Lady’s tummy, its hoof would not hit a single stumble. That was how unmistakable the air of triumph was in Abuja last week.
Critics claim trans people ‘defy biology’. New research suggests otherwise
The Conversation Australiaby Will Conabere, Researcher, Murdoch Children's Research Institute30 Aug 2026
Public debate surrounding transgender and gender diverse (trans) people often centres on one fundamental question: what makes someone trans?