Book Ban: How India Criminalises Kashmiri History
Earlier this month, BJP legislator Sunil Sharma demanded the banning of Personalities and Legends of J&K, a study by educationists Hilal Ahmad and Santosh Meena, denouncing it as “academic jihad.”
Towards the Isaac Accords: Israel’s Fingerprints on Colombia's Election
Petro’s accusation might have been interpreted by the global press as a conspiracy theory or a loser’s cry, but the dismissal was too quick. To say the least, it ignored a project that has been operating in plain sight.
Morocco’s Jewish citizenship petition: A mirror held up to history
The Moroccan Jewish story is, in microcosm, a refutation of the foundational Zionist claim that Jews could only be safe in a Jewish state. For centuries, in Morocco and across the Muslim world, Jewish communities lived, prayed, traded, and argued — not in perfect harmony, but in a relationship of regulated coexistence that afforded them far more security than they ever found in Christian Europe.
Trump vs. Pope Leo: Has the “messiah” overstepped his bounds?
The saying suggests one cannot be “more Christian than the Pope.” Yet Trump and his allies appear intent on testing that proposition. In their fusion of piety and power, of scripture and state violence, they revive a familiar formula—one that history has seen before, and whose consequences it has already recorded.
