I concluded my previous column with this quote from the philosopher, J. Krishnamurti: “Love is not thought, love is not remembrance… we (must) negate everything that is not love, jealousy,
Does the “friendly neighbor” exist anymore in international relations? “Y-yes,” some may hesitantly say as they welcome the EU-UK agreement to revive a few of the mutual favors
Migration is one of the most divisive topics in Europe today. The public debate often swings between fear and denial. But behind the noise lies a reality few politicians say
We are in an unpredictable and probably unstable moment, but I want to start by passing on the note of extremely cautious but pleasant surprise shared in a lead article
India today is enveloped in a fog, the fog of war. It is so thick that we can neither see nor hear what is going on. We must wait patiently
The following paragraphs were written but not posted on this site when word came that India has launched what it claims are “focused, measured, and non-escalatory” actions on “nine
What would have Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi done at this moment? Like he did in Calcutta, Noakhali and Bihar, Gandhi would have definitely gone to Pahalgam, embraced every family member of
I am extremely frightened that my adoptive country is in danger of losing its democracy. (I came to the USA to marry an American 44 years ago.) I realize this
On Easter Monday, the world lost a strong moral voice that transcended across religions and philosophies, and cultures. His Holiness Pope Francis was a personification of moral courage who did
Significant news this week from different parts of a world shaken by recent events includes the Liberal Party’s victory in Canada, which will be seen as an unanticipated consequence
