Tag: public discourse

Recent events in Uzbekistan, particularly the outburst of a driver expressing frustration with the authorities, have sparked significant debate about ...

Singapore's election authorities have ordered the removal of Facebook posts made by foreigners that breach local election laws. This move ...

In an exclusive interview with Frontline Magazine, celebrated political activist Tariq Ali dives deep into the growing wave of global ...

In a powerful recent address, the Emir of Kuwait passionately urged for national unity and a steadfast commitment to democratic ...

In Nepal, a palpable wave of democracy fatigue is sweeping through the populace, as citizens grapple with the frustrations of ...

In a heartfelt plea to Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, the father of a hostage urgently questioned the future of those ...

In a bold recent statement, Edan Alexander took aim at both U.S. and Israeli leaders, questioning their willingness to accept ...

In an effort to ease escalating tensions, Singapore’s government has taken a stand against comments made by a former Non-Resident ...

The Georgia state House has taken a significant step by advancing a contentious religious freedom bill designed to protect the ...

In a recent discussion, Jordan Peterson took the opportunity to respond to Olivia Wilde’s depiction of him in "Don't Worry ...

In a fascinating move, Turkmenistan is encouraging its citizens to embrace the written word by prioritizing reading state newspapers instead ...

Misinformation regarding PM Wong's credentials has gained traction in the Philippines, prompting concerns. In related news, Singapore's Prime Minister Lee ...

In a recent event, Nazri Aziz found his views on pluralism put to the test by a passionate law student, ...

Nobel laureate Amartya Sen has voiced significant worries about the potential fallout from banning the Awami League in Bangladesh. In ...