INSANE: 95 - The Real Truth

Remember the toddler whose death shocked Kerala? This call changes the story

Many of you would have read about 20-month-old Arshith who died in Kerala. Doctors documented around 100 injuries on his tiny body. His step father has been arrested for the crime

Newslaundry · Jun 15

Whatever the result in Makerfield, Labour must start governing for the good of the country

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Andy Burnham will finally find out whether he is to return to Westminster this week – and be able to launch his bid for PM. Labour must resolve its leadership crisis fast and deliver for the British people

The Independent UK · Jun 14

Tech denial’s come home: The Anthropic shock is India’s wake-up call

The US government has restricted access to advanced AI models, impacting even its own engineers. This action highlights conditional trust for partners like India. The move prompts global efforts to build independent AI capabilities. India must leverage its talent and diverse partnerships to avoid single-point dependency.

The Economic Times · Jun 14

Trafficking threat is closer now

When many people in Thailand hear the words "human trafficking", they still picture distant and detached criminal activities such as a border crossing, a brothel raid, a fishing boat at sea, or a criminal gang operating in the shadows.

Bangkok Post · Jun 14

The Guardian view on disability rights: the removal of legal safeguards brings risks

Editorial: Charities are right to be concerned about the supreme court’s decision to lessen oversight of care settings

The Guardian - UK · Jun 14

The Guardian view on culture in China: artist Gao Zhen is paying again for the country’s painful history

Editorial: The 70-year-old has been prosecuted for his artworks under a law that did not exist when they were created. He should be freed

The Guardian - UK · Jun 14

This ancient Jewish tradition brings me closer to my faith and invites me to imagine a better world

Reciting the Shema in the morning and at night is a reminder that I am part of something bigger

The Guardian - AU · Jun 14

We laughed at Trump’s run for president and marvel at the rise of Pauline Hanson. Why didn’t we see the sleeping threat?

Commentators left, right and centre are trying to grasp the bouncing ping-pong ball that is One Nation which has been hiding in plain sight

The Guardian - AU · Jun 14

One reason US democracy is in trouble? Its supporters are moving elsewhere

The recent exodus of people – voluntary and not – from the US threatens to worsen America’s authoritarian slippage

The Guardian - US · Jun 14

Door-to-door canvassing can be intimidating – but it’s also a source of hope

Questions about the efficacy of door-knocking feel valid. But I see it as a weapon against autocracy – and a spiritual workout

The Guardian - US · Jun 14