Professor of Political Philosophy Robert Talisse joins this edition of Inside Politics to share the philosophy of ...

On 25 June 1975, just before midnight, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi declared a state of internal Emergency that would last for 22 months. Widely regarded as one of the darkest chapters in Indian ...

Big Tech has faced a flurry of new rules and reprimands from Brussels. Now with a new team taking over the European ...

If the United States wants to remain in the poll position when it comes to energy dominance and emissions reductions, we must ...

In Outlook’s next issue, we dive into what went on in those 22 months of Emergency: How did civil society react to the clampdown, and how did journalists and activists resist censorship? We also look ...

France's Prime Minister Michel Barnier on Thursday sought to end months of political deadlock by submitting a proposed new cabinet to President Emmanuel Macron, featuring new faces in most of the key ...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk's political shift to the right on the social network he owns, X (formerly Twitter), could be dragging the ...

Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh found himself sparring over policy and politics with an unexpected interlocutor: Anaida ...

AI-generated falsehoods and deepfakes seem to have had no effect on election results in the UK, France, and the European ...

THE Scottish independence referendum made history a decade ago by allowing 16 and 17-year-olds to vote for the first time in the UK. Of the 3.6million who cast their ballot on breaking up the ...

The scientific clerisy fret about eroding public trust in science, but what do they expect when they act like political ...

A very unscientific Harris endorsement shows why voters don’t trust scientific elites.