Prince Harry sued for defamation by Africa charity he co-founded in honour of late mother Princess Diana

Prince Harry is facing a defamation lawsuit filed by Sentebale, the charity he co-founded, with the organisation alleging an “adverse media campaign” that caused reputational damage and disruption to its work.The case has been lodged at the High Court in London, where the Duke of Sussex has been named as a defendant alongside former trustee…

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Rebirth is grounded in reason & meditative insight

By The XIV Dalai Lama Among the Buddha’s profound teachings, few are as thought-provoking or as often misunderstood as the teaching of rebirth. For those raised in a materialist worldview, the idea that life continues after death may seem implausible. Yet, for those who reflect deeply on consciousness, rebirth appears not only possible, but as…

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So, who is a citizen?

US Supreme Court’s answer to the question was centred on belonging. Our SC opted for bureaucratic norms. That’s because US Constitution advances liberty, ours constrains it It takes a certain kind of mindset for the… Source link

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Anti‑Iranian protests in Los Angeles turn chaotic after truck drives into crowd — What we know so far

A peaceful demonstration in support of protests in Iran turned chaotic on Sunday in Los Angeles when a U‑Haul truck drove into a crowd of demonstrators. The rally drew hundreds of people expressing solidarity with anti‑Iranian regime protests abroad. Video and eyewitness accounts show the truck entering the area around 3.30pm, causing protesters to scramble…

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In 2012, archaeologists digging up a Leicester parking lot unearthed a skeleton later DNA-identified as the long-lost King Richard III |

A car park in Leicester unexpectedly yielded the remains of King Richard III, the last English king to die in battle. Scientific analysis, including osteological evidence, DNA comparison with descendants, and examination of battle injuries, confirmed the skeleton’s identity Image Credits: Peter_Glyn, via Wikimedia Commons Usually, history tends to be found in magnificent churches or…

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Are we losing the Republic we inherited?

As India celebrates its 80th Independence Day, the tricolour will once again fly proudly across the country. We will remember the sacrifices of those who fought colonial rule, celebrate our economic and technological achievements, and speak of India’s emergence as a global power. Yet an anniversary of such historic significance should also be a moment…

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