Premium Timesby Aaron Cole14h ago
The current wave of demonstrations in 40 French cities, driven by chronic teacher shortages, dilapidated school infrastructure, overcrowded classrooms, and anger over iron-fisted policing, peaked...
Premium Timesby Press Release14h ago
When the Nigerian government announced a 30-day temporary fuel price intervention last Thursday, likes began to attract likes.
Premium Timesby Press Release14h ago
I received a WhatsApp message from Waziri Atiku Abubakar on Sunday afternoon in response to my open letter to him which was published earlier that day titled ‘AND NOW YOU CALL HIM BOLA’ together...
Premium Timesby Press Release14h ago
Nearly 20 years ago, while stumping for his party, the Peoples’ Democratic Party, out-going president, Olusegun Obasanjo, decided to confront head-on morbid rumours about the health of his...
Premium Timesby Aaron Cole14h ago
The Economist’s “Nigerians Dislike Their President, But May Re-elect Him Anyway” is a confident piece, and a narrow one. It grants the dislike, then treats it as electorally irrelevant.
Premium Timesby Yushau A. Shuaib14h ago
I was reluctant to make this disclosure. For weeks, I weighed silence against the obligation to be transparent.
New Indian Expressby Makarand R Paranjape15h ago
Why India’s rulers and protesters alike need to rediscover the moral discipline of satyagraha. What does the barricading of the national capital on October 10 show?
New Indian Expressby Renuka Narayanan15h ago
With October softness in the air, a couple of monkeys have taken to revisiting my balcony. They enjoy tearing leaves and eating flowers, which I, naturally, don’t like at all.
RNZ National15h ago
Why fussy eating didn't exist 100 years ago Modern kids are picky eaters because we give them too many ultra processed snacks and don’t let them get hungry, a food historian says.
ABC News Australiaby Tessa Flemming15h ago
A crackdown on visa overstayers will only embolden abusers who weaponise Australia's migration system, domestic violence victim-survivor advocates say.
The Siasat Dailyby JS Ifthekhar17h ago
Can water conservation, food wastage and the use of plastic carry bags become the subject of a Friday sermon? At first glance, these may appear to be unusual themes for a religious discourse.
Business Lineby NS Vageesh18h ago
Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, owner of Tesla, Space X and social media platform X, clearly didn’t attend an etiquette class or failed it, if he did.
Business Lineby Our Bureaus18h ago
Donald Trump’s push to rebrand ‘AI’ as ‘SI’ has a totally different meaning in India. When the US President signed an executive order directing federal agencies to drop the term ‘Artificial...
Business Lineby TCA Srinivasa Raghavan18h ago
Indians who compare India and China have a live example of why our GDP is less than $5 trillion and China’s is around $20 trillion.
Polygon.comby Corey Plante18h ago
Like many gamers in the early 2000s, I got an Xbox specifically so I could play Halo: Combat Evolved.
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau19h ago
Manthan Samvaad 2026 was held in Hyderabad on Sunday, bringing together journalists, academics, lawyers, authors and filmmakers for discussions on freedom of speech, digitisation, history, politics...
National Heraldby Ashok Swain19h ago
What ‘activating’ the Makkah pact really means Saudi Arabia has compelling reasons to advertise that it is not alone, writes Ashok Swain Saudi Arabia’s decision on 5 October to activate the Makkah...
Business Lineby Atanu Biswas19h ago
On September 8, news suddenly emerged that about 10,000 AI agents from OpenAI had — in just 88 hours — solved one of the six remaining “million-dollar” math problems, known as the Millennium Prize...
/Filmby staff@slashfilm.com (Witney Seibold)19h ago
I've Watched Every Single Star Trek: The Next Generation Episode, And This Is The Best Of Them All The "Star Trek: The Next Generation" episode "Tapestry," from the show's sixth season, plays like...
TheJournal.ieby Jennifer Whitmore20h ago
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