In an age where celebrity status wields as much influence as political office, the boundary between the entertainment world and the political arena continues to blur.From global pop stars speaking out ...

It had a short and contentious existence, but the Wall of Respect has an outsize influence and importance. In 1967, a group of African American artists formed the Organization for Black American ...

I tend to believe that all behaviour is political – whether we are communicating, persuading, raising awareness, complaining or even absenting. However, the idea that behaviour we would usually class ...

India and Belarus plan to exchange Days of Culture in 2025 and 2026, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of India to Belarus Ashok Kumar said during a press conference held at the ...

For decades, New York politics was defined by party machines, yes, but also a hyper-engaged voting public. Now, with the end of both, a candidate’s starpower is all that counts.

“The individual said that if I went to the public meeting about the development, that they would set me on fire. The police were, of course, called immediately. They did visit the individual and let ...

Sure, it’s important to get the message spread as far and as fast as we can, but frankly, I’m done waiting around for celebrities and influencers to be the catalyst for change, or even to hop on the ...

He also offers advice for prospective students and insights into his current research on the geopolitical role of materials in water management systems. What led you to study MSc Environment, Politics ...

Women Who Are Culture War Heroines Many of the recent advances made by the Right in the Culture War can be laid at the feet of some pretty impressive women. by Lou Aguilar June 15, 2025, 10:17 PM ...

Dorling argued that this is contributing to a “growing divide” between politics north and south of the Border “since 1997, but earlier, if you look at the MPs elected as independents in the 1970s, a ...

Every now and again, something happens which makes you realise that, beneath an apparently egalitarian surface, Britain is still riven with class division, says A.N. WILSON.

The president — for all his bluster, baggage and baffling syntax — continues to speak to realities that polite society has decided are too ugly to discuss.