Gilbert Achcar, professor at London’s School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), talks about how Western powers’ unconditional backing of Israel in its offensives against Gaza, Lebanon and Syria has destroyed all Western pretence of the Rule of Law
In Darayya, Abu Malek Al-Shami became a fighter during the night and a painter during the day, turning bombed buildings into symbols of resistance and hope and earning the moniker of ‘Banksy of Syria’,
Journalist Dallia M. Abdel Moniem who had to flee from Sudan in April 2023, speaks to Outlook about the humanitarian calamity unfolding in the nation which has triggered the worst refugee crisis of recent times.
Competitive colonialism, nationalist, revolutionary and ethnic aspirations, rogue rulers and industrial and criminal interests created an unbroken chain of wars, killing, maiming and displacing millions in Sudan.
In an interview, Gazan poet Mariam Mohammed Al Khateeb talks about leaving Gaza, her friends and family who are left behind, and the uncertain future of Gazans
Sudarshan Shetty’s work is on display at Kolkata’s Academy of Fine Arts as part of the Bengal Biennale
The theme draws inspiration from a line by Mirza Ghalib, the legendary Urdu poet of the nineteenth century: “The miracle of your absence is that I found myself while searching for you.”
Himanta Biswa Sarma brings his "Bangladeshi infiltrator" rhetoric to Jharkhand to rattle Hemant Soren’s tribal identity politics
Tata projects have faced numerous resistance movements against their projects and some have even spilled blood
Bangladesh’s post-uprising government is negotiating a sea of challenges as it speaks of radical changes to restore democracy
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