Think back to your geography textbooks. The Aravallis were never just hills; they were old fold mountains – venerable elders ...

High above the future slopes of the Milan-Cortina Winter Games, a vertical Alpine rock face has turned into an open-air ...

Is Cape Town's proposed R180 million wall a necessary security measure or a troubling symbol of division? This article explores the implications of such a decision on the city's identity and humanity.

Le Monde and a team of 10 scientists have established a barometer to measure the potential pesticide exposure level around ...

On Australia’s remote western coastline, around 200 kilometres north of Perth, lies the small fishing town of Cervantes, a ...

The dreams we inherited from our parents' kitchen table calculations—more money, a house, the right credentials—promise happiness but deliver an exhausting chase where the finish line keeps moving ...

The latest climate projections are no longer just abstract warnings about rising seas or hotter summers, they are starting to map out a distant but brutally specific endgame for complex life. Using a ...

Much to the chagrin of Tamil nationalists who have raised their voice for over a century now, the ‘counterfeit’ Dravida had ...

In a heartwarming twist this holiday season, Back Roads Bill invited none other than Santa Claus to answer some of the most ...

The London exhibition exposes, with considerable acuity, the political nature of cartographic representation, but does so ...

We decided to look into the numbers to see how the states rank in EV ownership and what incentives are offered by states now ...

Access to technology should be a guaranteed right to the all Brazilian citizens. To have a cell phone doesn't make (anyone) less Indigenous.” ...