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The ICC is no place to play politics
AuthorsTamer Morris, The University of Sydney On Monday, May 20, 2024, International Criminal Court’s (ICC) Prosecutor Karim Khan announced that his Office has applied for
Why ICC warrant against Netanyahu has baffled the West
By Vineet Thakur, Leiden University and Peter Vale, University of Pretoria in Leiden A US politician allegedly said the ICC was ‘built for Africa and thugs
The most common eating disorder is one you’ve never heard of
By Gabriel Lubieniecki and Gemma Sharp, Monash University in Melbourne It’s on the rise and affects people of all body sizes and genders. But binge eating
A Brief Account of the Imphal Area Service Committee of Narcotics Anonymous
Released by Narcotics Anonymous The problem of drug abuse began to seep into Manipur around 1978-79. During this period, the number of drug users
Voice of the Silent Majority Opposed to Anarchy is What Was Heard in the Manipur Election Result
To say that the results of Parliamentary elections 2024 threw up major surprises would be an understatement. This is true both what happened at the
Northeast Region Now Exposed to the Intriguing Pulls of Big Power Politics
Had it not been for a rather sensational revelation by Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, the rumour that a certain western country—ostensibly the US—is working
Killing and Tensions in Jiribam: Is Jiribam Destined to be Another Churachandpur or Moreh or Kangpokpi?
After a lull of violence between the Kuki-Zomi militants and Meiteis during the recently concluded 18th Parliamentary Elections of India, killing and gun firing recur
China’s Changing Fortunes: Are its Glory Days Numbered or is it Reinventing Itself
By Lachlan Guselli Rumours of China’s demise come and go, but how it responds to the current crisis will have far-ranging consequences. Something is happening
Climate Change Deepens India’s North-South Divide
By Sajan Thomas, St. John’s College, Anchal and Titto Idicula (Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Thiruvananthapuram) India’s new government has to resolve tensions
Weekly Digests
As August 9 Approaches, the Need is to Introspect on the Idea of Indigeniety in a Pluri-Culture
Introduction The word ‘indigenous’ could be a fashionable term for
Manipur Players Adapt Well to Modern Hockey Because of its 3 Traditional Game Variations of the Game
Hockey is a suitable game in Manipur. It has been
‘Manipuri Myths Retold’ is Doing Well in the Market, and Getting the Attention I Expected in Manipur: Somi Roy
The following is an excerpt from an interview of the
Was Manipur Only 700 Square Miles in 1949?
On July 27, 2021, a ‘sensational’ information was posted on
Sports Rewards Must be Standardised and Not Allowed to be Determined Arbitrarily by Whims of Powers That be
Last fortnight has been eventful. In quick succession, a star
One of the Biggest Hurdles in Defeating COVID-19 is the Ever Widening Economic Disparity in Our Society
Many people, including some academics, say that we cannot overcome
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