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World

Russian Strikes on Kyiv Set Historic Monastery Ablaze

A Russian missile and drone barrage hit the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra and killed at least five across Ukraine, days into stalled peace talks.

Business

How Remote Work Reshapes Workplace Inequality

Remote work cuts some inequalities and deepens others. Here's the concrete mechanism behind both — and why the net effect depends on who you already are.

Culture

How National Mythologies Survive Contradicting Evidence

National myths don't die when historians disprove them. Here's the psychological and political machinery that keeps founding stories alive against the facts.

Culture

How One Cuisine Conquers the World: Cultural Power

When a single cuisine goes global, it rarely travels on flavour alone. Here's what the spread reveals about who sets the terms of culture.

Culture

Why Failed Art Movements Later Define Entire Eras

The Impressionists were rejected. The Beats were mocked. Here's the real mechanism behind why commercial failures become cultural cornerstones.

Culture

How Translation Choices Change Political Meaning

A single word swap can flip a text from radical to conservative. Here's how translation choices quietly reshape the politics of canonical works.

Design

What Border Crossings Reveal About Diplomacy

The architecture of a border crossing is a physical argument about trust, power, and politics. Here's how to read what you're walking through.

Culture

Why Prestige and Stigma Attach to the Same Jobs

A surgeon is revered in one country, a merchant celebrated in another. Here's the cultural machinery that decides which jobs earn respect.

World

Adichie Inquest: Author Accuses Lagos Hospital of Stalling

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie says Euracare hospital in Lagos has obstructed the inquest into her toddler son's January death. The hospital denies wrongdoing.

Opinion

Postal Service Should Stay Out of Election Policy

A reader argues the Postal Service has drifted into election policy it was never meant to touch, and warns of the institutional cost.

Business

REV Media Group Takes 7 MDA d'Awards 2026 Honours

REV Media Group swept seven prizes at MDA d'Awards 2026, including Publisher of the Year. A look at what the wins say about Malaysian media.

World

G7 Pressed to Act as Gaza Ceasefire Frays

Israeli and Palestinian civil society groups warn the window for a two-state solution is closing as they press G7 leaders meeting next week.