Conservation’s False Comfort
A new sanctuary in Sri Lanka is a symbol of our failure to address the root causes of habitat destruction and protect the world's dwindling wildlife.
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Religion
Stories tagged “Religion” on Waqya.
Quebec judge tells minister: your ideology doesn’t dictate free speech.
A Quebec judge has dealt a significant blow to government overreach, ordering a former tourism minister to pay damages for cancelling a pro-life conference. What does this mean for free speech in Canada?
2 months ago
The blurred lines of free speech on college campuses
The stakes are high for student safety, institutional integrity, and the future of academic discourse, as universities struggle to manage protests and counter-protests related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
2 months ago
The AI Dilemma: Can the President Balance Progress and Populism?
The President's interview revealed a nuanced understanding of the AI debate, but concrete solutions remain in short supply, leaving local communities wondering about their place in the tech world.
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China Replaces the Cross with Xi’s Visage: A Declaration of Absolute Ideological Control
China's Communist Party, under Xi Jinping, is waging a campaign to purge Catholic churches of religious symbols, forcing the display of images of Mao and Xi instead – a stark declaration of the state's intention to dictate both public and private life.
2 months ago
Alternative Airlines’ Debt-Loaded Dream: Does Personalized Financing Harm or Help Travelers?
A new partnership between Alternative Airlines and ClarityPay vows to revolutionize global travel financing with personalized credit options, but at what cost to the consumer's financial well-being?
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RFK Jr.’s Vaccine Hypocrisy Exposed
RFK Jr.'s recent interview with CNN's Dana Bash has sparked debate over his stance on vaccines, highlighting a fundamental disconnect between his defense of skepticism and the public health crisis he denies contributing to.
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Israel Hails Hero Yonatan Netanyahu in Uganda Statue
The statue of Yonatan Netanyahu, an Israeli soldier who died during the 1976 Entebbe rescue mission, has been unveiled in Uganda. The move highlights the evolving nature of diplomatic ties between African nations and Israel.
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Google’s Pixel 11 series faces stiff competition in a $100 price hike.
Google's Pixel 11 series promises improved specs and camera capabilities, but will the price hike deter buyers?
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Singapore’s Flag Ban Exposes a Stark Truth: Artistic Freedom vs. State Control
Singapore's latest act of cultural policing raises questions about the limits of artistic expression and the power of state control in a globalized world.
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