AI’s rapid integration into workflows has triggered agency decay, eroding human judgment and responsibility across four ...

Serving as the First Chief Commissioner of British Burma, Sir Arthur Purves Phayre was a pivotal 19th-century colonial administrator. Revered for his mutual respect with King Mindon and deep cultural ...

Sudan’s war is not a duel of generals. It’s the return of a Muslim Brotherhood project that seized the state in 1989, survived the 2019 ...

The greatest challenge facing Saudi Arabia in Yemen has never been purely military. It has always been political. Since Riyadh launched its intervention against the Houthi movement in 2015, the ...

Hate politics has become normalized through commodification. A recent shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego killed three Muslims. Around the same time, anti-immigration rallies swept Britain, ...

In the Chinese province of Xinjiang, the Uyghur ethnic minority faces mass detention and forced labor. The CCP has woven databases, cameras and detention centers together to create a massive network ...

Editor-in-Chief Atul Singh and Josef Olmert, a former Israeli government official and Middle East scholar, discuss the apparent conclusion of the latest round of conflict involving the United States, ...

Over the past year, the author, a Canadian citizen since 2005, has experienced escalating racial harassment, from being told to go back to Mexico and to India, mirroring Canada’s rising hate crime ...

Kerala’s welfare model, built on social development and migration-led prosperity, now stands at a pivotal transition. As migration reshapes the state’s future, Kerala must move from welfare-led growth ...

Fair Observer’s Video Producer Rohan Khattar Singh speaks with historian Daniel J. Fernández-Guevara about why Cuba, despite facing one of the gravest crises in its modern history, still has not ...