#In Nepal, China shows desperation rather than confidence in competing with India

#In Nepal, China shows desperation rather than confidence in competing with India

In a recent speech in the Nepalese capital of Kathmandu, Chen Song, the Chinese Ambassador, told the Nepalese people that they were unfortunate to “have a neighbor like India.” Chen warned Nepal of the dangers of trading with India, downplaying the importance of India-Nepal relations and instead encouraging a closer relationship with China. Geographically, culturally, politically…

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#Dissenting faculty score a rare win against retaliation by the powers of DEI 

#Dissenting faculty score a rare win against retaliation by the powers of DEI 

From academia to corporations to the government, diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies have expanded exponentially in the last 10 years. At colleges and universities, administrators now monitor compliance with DEI on every level, from teaching to hiring to promotions.  And there is little subtlety or nuance in these programs. You object to DEI statements, priorities and training at…

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#Bob Geldof Reveals Plans For a Live Aid Imax Doc and Reflects on Making ‘The Wall’: “I Don’t Like the Film”

#Bob Geldof Reveals Plans For a Live Aid Imax Doc and Reflects on Making ‘The Wall’: “I Don’t Like the Film”

Rocker and activist Bob Geldof made an appearance at this week’s EnergaCamerimage cinematography film festival, where he reflected on his career and revealed that an Imax film about Live Aid, the 1985 benefit concert that he organized, may be on the way to theaters. He also didn’t mince words when he talked about his dislike…

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