In an era of overlapping crises, it is hard not to indulge in some "what if" scenarios. There is one moment in particular that serves as a critical inflection point-a juncture in history that could have changed our current politics if only a different path was taken. I
For the last few decades, Christian evangelicals in America have had near unshakeable loyalty to the state of Israel. Zionism, the political project whose primary goal is the establishment of a Jewish majority state in Palestine, claims far more Christian adherents than Jewish ones, both in the United States and
New Delhi, the capital city of India, with a population of over 30 million, is constantly suffocated with some of the worst air quality in the world. Schools and outdoor construction projects are regularly cancelled because of the toxic smog from nearby factories and industrial enters. Between October and February
Polycrisis is defined as a condition where multiple overlapping crises magnify each other and become extremely difficult to solve. The French political theorist Edgar Morin used the term to describe the intersection between economic, political, and climate crises, all of which reinforce each other. Here a just a few highlights