A therapist describes his experience of aiding the Turkish people who faced incredible losses after the earthquakes in February
With historic buildings across cities and townships razed to rubble in the Turkiye earthquake, citizens, including children, are coming together to help survivors
Both countries are witness to destruction and loss of life on an unprecedented scale. Foreign aid and assistance is the need of the hour.
Meral has no clue for how long she would have to live in the tent or whether she would be able to return to her home. Her three children, who are still in school, are too young to understand the enormity of the situation in...
Those who manage to recover the dead and perform their last rites consider themselves lucky
The Donald Trump administration stuffed the courts with conservative judges leading to many progressive laws being rolled back in the United States
A journalist recalls his own, and other people’s, experiences in earthquake rescue operations in Turkey
Poetry, with its maximum frankness and emotionality, breaks all the check valves that allow you to experience the war as a huge trauma and not go crazy
When Atal Agarwal was laid off like thousands of others in the US technology sector, he did not respond like others. After seeking jobs for some time, he...
In his War Diary, poet Ilya Kaminsky, the author of Deaf Republic, describes the horrors of war and its paradoxes through his incisive tweets
With the war protracting, a fatigue is setting in Poland, and many like Marek Kubicki, who is a doctor and provides free medical aid to refugees, are now...
Driven by the everyday bravery and resilience of ordinary Ukrainians, the truculent artists of the country have the same vision of victory as their those...
Civil society members come together to form Aerorozvidka, a drone infotech initiative, to bolster Ukraine’s defence effort and outwit the Russians
Amit Lath recalls how the Indian diaspora worked overtime with the Indian embassy to bring home hundreds of students stranded on the border after they fled...
After decades of calm between Russia and the U.S.-led western nations, the intense Cold War era rivalry between the two blocks has now been revived
Bohdana Sakhno tells how Ukrainians look up to the poet, artist, ethnographer, thinker, activist of the national movement and, in modern terms, a dissident....
Russian propaganda can claim Ukraine is a fake state, but Ukrainians know the truth: they can steal our history, they can rewrite our books, but they cannot...
Two Ukrainian shutterbugs, Alessio Mamo and Franceso Malavolta, are capturing and documenting the horrors of the Ukraine war and the pain and the suffering it...
Cocking a snook at their mighty foe, the museum put together by citizens of central Kyiv proudly displays burnt and battered Russian tanks and war equipment
Jeffrey Witsoe tells us how the civil society of Kyiv has joined hands to fight the world’s second largest army
In an interview with Outlook Editor Chinki Sinha, Ukrainian poet Boris Dralyuk talks about a poet’s role in a war
Ukrainian poet Iya Kiva raises questions for Russian invaders and her fellow countrymen as Ukraine continues to endure unending war and hardships: 'what have...
India is a fertility rate conundrum. Its six states have high figures, which mirror many developing countries and throw opportunities and challenges...
It is the same Western world, which rewarded Qatar for its role in the Arab Spring, which is now opposing its hosting of the World Cup, perhaps to deflect...
Sri Lanka has seen a massive transformation. Fuel queues that once dragged on for miles have dried up. Power cuts have come down. But the island nation is...
