News
- Japan to hospitalise only most serious COVID-19 cases in surge
- Caribbean's St Lucia seeks climate cash to tackle storms, stinky seaweed
- EU puts sanctions on eight more Nicaraguans, as presidential race takes shape
- US Supreme Court declines to hear church's attack on COVID restrictions
- After award win in the US, Christian romance novel draws criticism for "romanticised genocide" of Native Americans
- Memorial sculpture at Beirut port blast site draws mixed reviews
ADELLE M BANKS, speaks to Andrew Aydin about his new graphic novel, co-authored with late US congressman and civil rights activist John Lewis...
HAMIL R HARRIS, in an article first published on Religion Unplugged, speaks with Dominique Dawes and Rochelle Stevens...
ROLI SRIVASTAVA AND ANURADHA NAGARAJ, of Thomson Reuters Foundation, report on the dramatic impacts the coronavirus pandemic has has on many living in India...
CAREY L BIRON, of Thomson Reuters Foundation, reports on how housing initiatives in Santa Monica and other US cities are redressing historical wrongs...
ANASTASIA MOLONEY, of Thomson Reuters Foundation, reports on a how a lack of access to technology is affecting Venezuelans who are trying to start a new life in Colombia...
Essays
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- RAJIB DASGUPTA
In an article first published on The Conversation, RAJIB DASGUPTA, chair of the Centre of Social Medicine and Community Health at Jawaharlal Nehru University, looks at the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines in India..
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- ADAM SIMPSON and NICHOLAS FARRELLY
Australian academics ADAM SIMPSON and NICHOLAS FARRELLY, in an article first published on The Conversation, look at the factors behind the worsening COVID-19 crisis in Myanmar...
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- JOSHUA REISS
In an article first published on The Conversation, JOSHUA REISS, a Reader at the Centre for Digital Music, Queen Mary University of London, looks at the evolution of how sound has been recorded and broadcast at successive Olympics...
Columns
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SAMANTHA ELLEY is inspired by the generosity of her ancestor, John Lees, who came to Australia as a private in Sydney's infamous 'Rum Corps'...
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ANASTASIA MOLONEY, of Thomson Reuters Foundation, reports on the difference an initiative to create green spaces is making...
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Known for his role in the US civil rights movement, Bob Moses was also the founder of The Algebra Project. HASAN KWAME JEFFRIES , an associate professor of history at The Ohio State University, explores - in an article first published on The Conversation - his efforts to help students develop math literacy...
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CHRISTOPHE VAN DER PERRE and COOPER INVEEN, of Reuters, report on the creation of 'Tolou Keur' gardens to slow desertifcation...
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DAVID ADAMS writes about the odder side of life...
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US columnist CAROL ROUND, in an article first published on ASSIST News Service, writes about a divine encounter with the "least of these"...
Columns
SAMANTHA ELLEY is inspired by the generosity of her ancestor, John Lees, who came to Australia as a private in Sydney's infamous 'Rum Corps'...
ANASTASIA MOLONEY, of Thomson Reuters Foundation, reports on the difference an initiative to create green spaces is making...
Known for his role in the US civil rights movement, Bob Moses was also the founder of The Algebra Project. HASAN KWAME JEFFRIES , an associate professor of history at The Ohio State University, explores - in an article first published on The Conversation - his efforts to help students develop math literacy...
CHRISTOPHE VAN DER PERRE and COOPER INVEEN, of Reuters, report on the creation of 'Tolou Keur' gardens to slow desertifcation...
DAVID ADAMS writes about the odder side of life...
US columnist CAROL ROUND, in an article first published on ASSIST News Service, writes about a divine encounter with the "least of these"...
Reviews
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DAVID ADAMS reads Matthew S Stanford's guide for those in ministry to understanding mental illness and how to respond to it...
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MARCUS CHEONG watches the latest Marvel film...
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DAVID ADAMS listens to an album of original songs by a diverse group of Queensland song-writers with a story to tell...
Lifestyle
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Sixty years ago, a decision was made to let a Cambridgeshire field return to a wild state. RICHARD K BROUGHTON, an ecologist and ornithologist at UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, looks - in an article first published on The Conversation - at what the experiment has revealed...
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ALVIN JOHNSON finds plenty of Biblical references to oaks...
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With much of the northern hemisphere facing blistering conditions this summer, primary care physician US-based GABRIEL NEAL, in an article first published on The Conversation, provides some timely advice...
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