by Shalomi Daniel The right to life, the right to be treated equally, the freedom to express oneself, and especially since the onset of the
Category: Politics
DELIVERING BREXIT
By Shanta Acharya The newly elected leader of the Conservative party and Prime Minister of the UK, Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson, has pledged to
Confluence August 2019 Issue
Confluence August 2019 Issue
Superpower China moves into South Asia
By Reginald Massey China which has historically regarded itself as the Middle Kingdom has now become the workshop of the world and no country can
Women Freedom Fighters: Remembering Ahilya Rangnekar
She stitched the tricolour from saris and hoisted it from the prison walls Ahilya Rangnekar came from a progressive family influenced by the values of
India’s De/Re-Monetisation and Me
By Shanta Acharya On 8th November 2016 the Government of India took the unprecedented step of banning the use of ₹500 and ₹1000 notes. The
Making of a new constitution for Sri Lanka: Let wiser counsel prevail
By Tassie Seneviratne “Constitution making in Sri Lanka has become a highly contentious issue. The problem lies in the challenge to democracy, arising from the
Confluence February 2017 issue
Click here to read Confluence February 2017 issue Every crisis yields an opportunity Two major events that took place during 2016 in Europe and in America
Confluence November 2016 issue
Confluence Nov 2016 final version
America’s Complexity Conundrum
By Anuj Kapoor Complexity in society has increased manifold in the past few decades, not in a linear fashion nor in an organic manner,