The writer, a former education minister, ponders on the search for academic freedom reform in Malaysia's Higher Education ...

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Flexible work was meant to fix burnou,but mounting evidence suggests it may be quietly fuelling it instead. Harvard-backed research and Indian workplace realities reveal how flexibility without ...

Can love ever be truly unconditional?It is often spoken of as limitless, selfless, and untouched by expectation. Generations ...

Repeated efforts to finalize Somalia's constitution have exposed deep divisions over governance and power-sharing between the ...

Our most likely foe in the next war is Russia and if we do not increase our military numbers and adapt our tactics, ...

Under authoritarian regimes, citizens learn to hide their true selves while performing obedience. The resulting psychological split has devastating mental health consequences.

Critics accuse lawmakers of pushing measures that could stifle a free press, while Seoul says the changes are needed to manage the rapidly evolving media landscape.

Meaning no more mandates, no more requirement that children be vaccinated against a host of preventable illnesses before attending daycare or school. (Currently all 50 U.S. states have such mandates; ...

Harvard’s lawsuit fighting the Trump administration’s freeze on research grants is one that every higher education institution should join.

As global trade talks remain shaky and India-US negotiations continue without a clear direction, Dr Ram Singh, Professor and Head at the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, says New Delhi must resist ...