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On 20 February 2025, the second Lab Talk in the “Futureproof – Engineering Resilient Cities” series delved into the revitalisation of urban districts, exploring strategies for creating climate-resilient neighbourhoods. The …
Revitalising Urban Districts for a Climate-Resilient Future Read More
On 7 April 2025, the Pakistani authorities executed the arrest of Gulzadi Baloch, a dedicated woman human rights defender, in Quetta, Balochistan, amid alarming reports of excessive violence during the …
Gulzadi Baloch: Arrest of a Brave Woman Human Rights Defender in Balochistan Read More
On 28 March 2025, a pivotal Interactive Dialogue on Haiti unfolded, featuring the insights of High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, and UN expert William O’Neill. O’Neill grimly described …
HRC58: Advocating for Global Reparatory Justice for Haiti Read More
Michael Roberts, a Marxist economist, emphasises the relevance of Marx’s labour theory of value, arguing that it underpins modern Marxism. According to him, only human labour can create value; without …
Understanding Economic Turbulence: Insights from Michael Roberts, Marxist Economist Read More
China is betting on its services sector as the engine of economic growth, with experts from Peking University highlighting its significant role in enhancing consumer spending and urbanisation. This shift …
China’s Services Sector: The New Driver of Economic Growth Read More
In a profound webinar hosted online, the Australian National University Law School, alongside the American Society of International Law and LAWASIA, is shining a spotlight on Indigenous rights in South …
Exploring Indigenous Rights in South Asia: A Webinar on Current Struggles Read More
A recent study reveals that race significantly impacts how quickly and accurately asthma is diagnosed in children, particularly Black children. Previous research incorrectly suggested that white children had inherently superior …
Race-Neutral Formulas Revolutionise Asthma Detection in Black Children Read More
Kazakhstan is taking significant steps to strengthen human rights protections, particularly against torture. During a recent meeting on February 27, led by Ambassador-at-Large Alua Nadirkulova, discussions focused on reforming criminal …
Kazakhstan Takes Bold Steps to Enhance Human Rights and Prevent Torture Read More
Discover the fascinating evolution of communication at the newly inaugurated ‘Vintage Voyage’ gallery, part of the Birla Industrial and Technological Museum, launched on International Museum Day. This vibrant space takes …
Explore the ‘Vintage Voyage’ at Birla Industrial and Technological Museum Read More
In a vibrant celebration of culture, Governor RN Ravi addressed tribal youth from Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Jharkhand during the 16th Tribal Youth Exchange Program at Raj Bhavan. He passionately …
Guv Ravi Inspires Tribal Youth to Embrace Tamil and Cultural Diversity Read More