Gareth Roberts, University of Southampton and Martin Wooster, King's College London
Right now, people in parts of Indonesia are inhaling what may be the most...
Jared Mondschein, University of Sydney
In a politically polarised American electorate, it can be hard to find bipartisan consensus on many issues. Ahead of the...
Dov Waxman, University of California, Los Angeles
The Israeli election of Oct. 27, 2026, was among the most highly anticipated votes in the country’s history....
In India, women continue to face discrimination as job seekers because of their gender. This discrimination is reinforced by the more than 150 laws that prohibit or limit women’s employment in certain industries—the generation of petroleum, the manufacturing of products such as oils and rechargeable batteries, and in establishments selling or serving liquor—especially during night-time. In 2022, Prosperiti analysed more than 200 regulations to understand which kinds of work women are excluded from. We also reviewed 26 judicial rulings to study how such discrimination is handled by courts of law.
Organised by US anti-abortion, anti-LGBTQ personality Brian Brown, the annual gathering of Christian nationalist campaigners, political figures, think tanks and academics pulled off its biggest coup yet: welcoming Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán to the stage as a keynote speaker.
Gareth Roberts, University of Southampton and Martin Wooster, King's College London
Right now, people in parts of Indonesia are inhaling what may be the most...
