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Indigenous Lives and the Lithium Mines of Argentina
The struggle, they say, is not just about ownership of the land, but about safeguarding Pachamama—the source of life.
Veda Rodewald
Oct 16, 202415 min read
Caste Out: How Social Hierarchy and Exclusion Affect Gig Workers in India
“Restaurants have a separate entry so their customers do not see us. They make an arrangement from the back gate of the restaurant itself, t
Damni Kain
Oct 1, 20245 min read
The Dark Glow: Usage of Phosphorus in Modern Warfare
Exploring the legal loopholes surrounding a devastating weapon
Eshal Zahur
Sep 30, 202413 min read
Venezuela's Election Crisis and Maduro's Contested Third Term
Voters in Venezuela clamoured for change amidst the economic collapse set off by the incumbent President Maduro’s controversial re-election.
Aashi Sharma
Aug 9, 20249 min read
Reading the Indian Elections
The electoral verdict of Lok Sabha 2024, marked by an amalgamation of continuity and transition, mirrors the multifaceted forces shaping the
Pandora Editorial Staff
Jul 3, 202414 min read
Genocide in Nagorno-Karabakh: The Lachin Blockade Explained
Words spill from the parched lips and empty stomachs of the people of Nagorno-Karabakh as they relay their ordeal in (Azerbaijan / Armenia)
Devi Sankhla
Oct 13, 202317 min read
Downfall of the West? How BRICS Expansion Threatens American Supremacy
Amid the rapidly approaching 2024 United States Presidential elections and the widespread attention on the infamous mugshot of former...
Yash Manuja
Sep 14, 20238 min read
Saffronisation: The Social Death of Indian Muslims
Every Muslim in India has their own backstory. Perhaps their grandfather’s neighbourhood got ransacked by Hindutva-affiliated militants, or
Eshal Zahur
Jun 24, 202218 min read
Roots of the Russo-Ukrainian Cataclysm
A cataclysm, labeled the fastest-growing crisis since World War II, has engulfed Ukraine as Russian forces have entered the mainland in a ru
Pandora Editorial Staff
Mar 26, 20227 min read
India: Perils of the Push for Palm
Frequently consumed household products in modern society range from shampoo, soap, detergents, chocolate, lotions, toothpaste, to even...
Krittika Barve
Nov 22, 20218 min read
Disintegration of Democracy in Tunisia
For years, Tunisian fruit seller Mohammed Bouazizi would operate a fruit stand on the streets close to the Mediterranean beach, lamenting to
Eshal Zahur
Nov 13, 202111 min read
The Collapse of the Lebanese Economy
Lebanon in the 1960s: a picturesque land of Beirut-focused tourism and banking sector-driven prosperity – a visual impossible to imagine con
Pandora Editorial Staff
Sep 14, 20218 min read
Progress or Inequality: The G7 in the Modern World
The Test of Global Leadership On June 11th 2021, Cornwall, an English county, welcomed G7 (“Group of 7”) leaders to gather for the...
Veda Rodewald
Jul 31, 20216 min read
Ethiopia and its War in the North
A woman was dragged out from her village in Tigray, tied up in a military base, and gang-raped over several months. Thousands of women have,
Adi Roy
Jul 29, 20217 min read
Geneva 2021: Ghosts of the Past Peering into the Future
Meeting in a Swiss villa, Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin discuss the future of US-Russia relations. In 2018, the world was aghast as they
Eshal Zahur
Jul 7, 202112 min read
The Harrowing Threats of Vaccine Nationalism
A grim resource inequality in poor nations and glimpsing the road to worldwide COVID-19 vaccination.
On April 27, 2021, Center for Disease
Eshal Zahur
Jun 16, 202112 min read
Democracy vs. Dictatorship: Myanmar’s Fight for Freedom
After four months of increasing violence and terror, Myanmar is witnessing gory bloodshed as the fight to retain its democratic rights conti
Veda Rodewald
May 18, 20216 min read
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