The Man Who Knew Infinity
Geneva Decker sits down with the cast and crew of Dev Patel's new movie about an Indian mathematician studying in England at the height of World War I.
View ArticleThe New Dark Age of Medicine
"Although previously unthinkable, the day when antibiotics don't work is upon us." —Dr. Arjun Srinivasan, M.D., Center for Disease Control and Prevention
View ArticleEurosphere: Polish Parliament in Brussels
In the second installment of his column on European affairs, Josh Hochman discusses the pros and cons of Veto power.
View Article‘What if Both Sides Are Bad?’: Truths at War in Kashmir
How Kashmir remains a site of resistance in an increasingly fraught world.
View ArticleAn Interview with Madhukeshwar Desai, Vice-President of the Bharatiya Janata...
Find out more about India's political landscape with Vice-President Desai.
View ArticleBreaking the Cage: Women Challenge Discriminatory University Rules in India
“There is simultaneously pressure to educate women while also containing them.”
View ArticleThe Complicated Future of Central and South Asia
Afghanistan and its neighbors face an uncertain future as the American military presence in the region shrinks.
View ArticleIssues with Transnational Advocacy: The Case of the Roma
Arvin Anoop looks at countries who advocate for members of their ethnocultural diasporas and asks why the Roma have yet to benefit from this practice.
View ArticleTaj Mahal or Tejo Mahalaya? Hindu Nationalists’ Revisionist Assault on Islam...
“This is what will happen to you if you spread love jihad in our country."
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