Is France Fueling Muslim Terrorism by Trying to Prevent It?Emmanuel Macron’s government may unwittingly be breeding the kind of communalism it wants to ward off. By November 1, 20200
The End of a Beloved Delhi InstitutionReaders never saw his name. But for decades, P.J. Anthony did as much for The Times’s bureau in India as anyone. By November 1, 20200
Who Will Win Florida? What Polls Say About an Eternal MysteryJoe Biden has cut into President Trump’s edge among suburbanites and older voters, but his support from Latino voters appears weaker than Hillary ... By November 1, 20200
Dating Before the ElectionSingles are putting their political affiliations front and center as they search for partners who share their views, or at least accept them. By November 1, 20200
#ENDSARS: What professional journalism is Lekan Otufodunrin Two of the major issues that bothered during the #ENDSARS protests and the looting that followed was the lack of understanding ... By November 1, 20200
Our dream policeTunji Adegboyega I have always said it in this column that there is virtually nothing new under the sun concerning any topic in ... By November 1, 20200
Election Day in America: As democracy crumblesBrian Browne November 3 is election day in America. Both candidates are significantly flawed to the extent that, no matter who wins, America ... By November 1, 20200
Mama Igosun holds out against the looting mobTatalo Alamu Last Thursday as smoke billowed from incinerated warehouses, torched supermarkets, police stations and a major bus terminal with over a hundred ... By November 1, 20200
The Rise of Homo NigerianusTatalo Alamu From the volcanic meltdown of Nigeria in the past fortnight has emerged a unique species: Homo Nigerianus. Homo Nigerianus has been ... By November 1, 20200
Ivory Coast: Timeline since Ouattara’s candidacyIvory Coast has been in turmoil after President Alassane Ouattara shook the country by declaring he would run for a third term in ... By November 1, 20200