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- Sep 27, 2026
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- Jul 11, 2026
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Ghosts on the water (opens the original)
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The steamer moves quietly out of the historic Rütli Meadow on Lake Lucerne into waters of an unbelievable turquoise, a colour that can only be imagined. As the wind comes off the Rigi in long clean sweeps and the villages on either shore recede into their Alpine stillness, the noise of the ordinary world falls away. And I begin to palpably feel the presence of silence and the spirit of the great writers who had come to these waters before me. It’s been many days since I came to its shores. It wa
In the shadow of fear (opens the original)
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As a war-torn West Asia trembles under the weight of relentless conflict, its devastation spills across the globe, inflating the price of bread and deepening the suffering of the poor. One is reminded that fear travels far beyond the battlefield, seeping deep into the ordinary rhythms of life. It is in this climate of dread that I find myself sitting on the banks of Lake Lucerne, in a village called Brunnen. Across the water I can see the Bürgenstock, the high mountain and luxury alpine resort,
The crisis at the heart of non-proliferation (opens the original)
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The present impasse over Iran’s nuclear future lays bare the enduring hypocrisy at the heart of the global non-proliferation order. As talks in Doha stumble through disputes over frozen assets and verification mechanisms, Tehran is being pressed to accept full dismantlement of its enriched uranium stockpile in exchange for economic compensation for decades of sanctions, even as President Masoud Pezeshkian insists Iran will not relinquish its sovereign right to enrich uranium. The demand is unamb
The curious case of engineered errors (opens the original)
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The future of education, I recently discovered, arrived not in a government white paper or a Silicon Valley keynote, but in the bedroom of my twelve-year-old nephew. He had been assigned an essay, a perfectly ordinary school task, designed to cultivate clarity, argument, and intellectual temperamant. He opened his laptop, summoned a chatbot, and issued an instruction that was at once comic and chilling: “Write the essay, but make a few small mistakes so my teacher doesn’t realise it wasn’t writt
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