The world has likely already run out of time to halt the worst of climate change’s effects. “Like soon-to-be bankrupts, we can go on fiddling the books for a while longer,” but we can no longer meet our warming targets, writes Gwynne Dyer.

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Starvation. The unacceptable face of Israel’s war on Gaza.

A doctor from an international aid agency took these pictures 10th April at Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza.

The desperate parents gave permission to publish these.

Premium | Dissent has a huge price in India, say writers, who piece together the story of the imprisonment of human rights defenders including professors, lawyers, journalists and poets, without credible evidence and without trial. Ziya Us Salam writes
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Wanted to share: What a GREAT pleasure it was to talk to the phenomenal barkha dutt Mojo Story on the new cyberwarfare/hacking revelations in #TheIncarcerations

PT 6 of book has the full eye-opening chilling story. Could happen to you! For a taste, see👇
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On Bhima Koregaon and the state of Indian democracy - my review of Alpa Shah’s brilliant new book for The Times and The Sunday Times:

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'India, a democracy in name only' The Times and The Sunday Times Times Books Pratinav Anil reviews my book #TheIncarcerations : 'a gripping and uplifting book'

The Times & Pratinav Anil thank you for drawing attention to this story ahead of the Indian general elections
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“To look for an essence, a singular notion of Canadianness within the maelstrom, is surely to try and grasp at an illusion.” In this excerpt from his new book published by PenguinRandomHouseCA, author M.G. Vassanji explores what makes a Canadian writer.

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As Canada faces an inflation crisis, a strained medical system, and questions about the country’s weapons sales to Israel, reporter Justin Ling (Has Left) sits down for an exclusive interview with Justin Trudeau to ask the PM if he can still fix this country.

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Nice to see Siddhesh Inamdar

Thrilled to spot Alpa Shah’s timely, stunning new book on the #BK16 and the decline of democratic values in India, #TheIncarcerations on overall #2 spot on Amazon India!

Get your copy today: amzn.eu/d/e3oPTIN

Insane! #TheIncarcerations no 2 of ALL BOOKS Amazon India. Only a Maths exam textbook for the crucial 10th grade, ahead of it!

Heartening to see how many people in today's India care about the story of the BK16, seeking justice & keeping alive democracy.

Thank you, ravish kumar, for this hard-hitting episode based on Alpa Shah's book, 'The Incarcerations', on the #BhimaKoregaon case.

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An absolute honour that ravish kumar spent a whole episode on #TheIncarcerations to show what he calls 'Modi Govt's Jail Factory' in the mother of 'democracy'. 🙏 Ravishji, also for covering this case from the time you were NDTV
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The unnamed immigrant protagonist of Randy Boyagoda’s latest short story, “Wo,” grapples with subtle racism and the tensions of interracial relationships.

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Scientists can now predict with some confidence how much carbon dioxide in the air will cause how much warming. All the possibilities past 450 parts per million (ppm) of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are bad—and we are coming up on 425 ppm.

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With searches for the term “toxic workplace” rising steadily over the past 20 years, it’s clear that abusive work environments have taken a toll on employees’ mental health. Our senior editor Samia Madwar explores:

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From Ceylon to Canada, a poignant tale unfolds in Randy Boyagoda’s “Wo,” revealing the challenges and dreams presented by immigration.

Read the short story here:

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In hostile workplaces, some high-ranking employees become “toxic rock stars”: someone who gets results but at the expense of the team’s well-being. In this cover story, writer Samia Madwar delves into what—and who—makes a workplace toxic:

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Just how bad the climate crisis will get is yet to be determined. It all depends on how intent we are on burning fossil fuels and the earth’s sensitivity to it, says Tim Lenton, professor of climate change and earth system science at University of Exeter.

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