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This article is more than 6 months old Growing number of missing people prompts questions about homicide statistics Thomas Graham in Mexico CityTue 21 Nov 2023 12.15 GMTShare “I’d like to ask you to close your eyes.” “Imagine a woman, 32 years old, 165cm tall. Slim, with light brown skin and slender arms with soft black…

Originally published: Counterfire  on June 3, 2024 by Sean Ledwith (more by Counterfire)  |  (Posted Jun 04, 2024) Ideology, Inequality, Philosophy, RaceAmericas, Europe, Global, Middle EastNewswire Medieval Muslim thinkers ironically provided the intellectual foundations for the rise of the West, writes Sean Ledwith. Such is the extent of Islamophobia in Western societies since the start of this century that the notion that there…

Narendra Modi’s grand plan to tame the restive province masks the barren indifference, injustice and violence of the Indian state toward citizens it has long considered alien. BY RANA AYYUBJUNE 5, 2024 FacebookTwitterEmail Rana Ayyub is an Indian journalist and opinion columnist with The Washington Post. Photography by Sanna Irshad Mattoo. SRINAGAR, India — In early…

| Dear friend,   This week, two major countries across two distant continents held two historic elections, and their two ruling parties were re-elected. But that’s where the similarities between Mexico and India’s elections end.   Mexico saw a super-majority result for MORENA and its president-elect Claudia Sheinbaum, securing nearly 36,000,000 votes and 30 percent…