Infocus

  • More than 50 years of Shan Struggle
    Twenty armed groups are now operating in Shan State, 53 years after the Shan started an armed resistance movement against the Burmese regime.The reasons behind the Shan uprising were essentially the same as oth
  • 10 Best Low-Carb Snacks
    Chips, cookies, ice cream, candy bars, crackers, and microwave popcorn are some of America’s most popular snack foods. But they're often packed with fats and carbs, with little nutritional value.What are
  • Libya: Why the West finally got it right
    British Prime Minister David Cameron has done it. He was among the first of Western leaders and British politicians to call for the much-needed no-fly zone over Libya. Despite strong opposition from the interna
  • Mainstreaming domestic workers
    The International Labour Organisation has done well to include a draft convention on decent work for domestic workers in the agenda for the 100th session of the International Labour Conference, scheduled for Ju
  • Chernobyl's Lessons for Japan
    Concern about radiation exposure has been rising in Japan as nuclear experts struggle to contain the cores of at least three nuclear reactors and a spent nuclear fuel facility at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear p
  • Naga Reconciliation and Unity
    Recently people have started talking only about the Naga reconciliation and unity – whether they support or against the reconciliation. Reconciliation, reconciliation, reconciliation …echoes the bea
  • Making a Democracy
    Recent developments in Tunisia, Egypt, and increasingly throughout the rest of the Arab world have certainly been encouraging, and they raise the critical question of what happens next. How will these states be
  • Amid Shortages, a Surplus of Hope
    I  SET out from my home in the port city of Yokohama early in the afternoon last Friday, and shortly before 3 p.m. I checked into my hotel in the Shinjuku neighborhood of Tokyo. I usually spend three or f
  • “Bahrain is No Longer an Independent Country”
    The King of Bahrain has declared a state of emergency for three months following weeks of pro-democracy protests. The King’s announcement comes one day after about 1,000 Saudi troops crossed into Bahrain
  • Wide margin of errors in History question papers
    This article does not indent to impugn any individual or institution image but rather seeks some genuine answers from the people at the helm of the affairs. The writer has left with no option than to go to the
  • Citizens demand to stop India's nuclear programme
    Recent nuclear emergency in Japan leaves no doubt that this world needs to renounce nuclear power for military and civil/ energy purposes, as soon as possible, to put an end to any further catastrophe in the na
  • Judgment Day (A short skit)
    Archangel (in White Dress): The end of the matter; all has been heard. Fear God, and keep his commandments; for that is the whole duty of everyone. For God will bring every deed into judgment, including every s
  • India and the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
    India is home to the largest population of indigenous peoples of any country in the world. Roughly a quarter of the world’s indigenous population – around 80 million people – are scattered acr
  • To assert a right is to go against the current order
    For the past weeks, I have been involved in the campaign of different youth organizations against Tuition and Other fee increases (TOFI). Last week, I was part of the group of students from all schools of Bagui
  • The Arab counter-revolution is winning
    The current Arab counter-revolution is brought to you by the House of Saud - and enabled by the Pentagon. The Gulf has been plunged into pre-emptive war. After the initial euphoria of the great 2011 Arab revolt
  • War and love in Kohima
    It is not widely remembered in India today, but Kohima was the scene of an Allied victory in the World War II, a victory so decisive that it changed the contours of the war in Asia. The Japanese who had been ad
  • My Tribute To Rev. Deo Vihienuo
    (from a former junior associate Rev. Kevi Meru)It is Tuesday evening now (Wednesday morning in Nagaland) as I write this.  I have just come to learn of the passing away of Rev. Deo Vihienuo as I logged onl
  • Best way to make peace out of war? Women
    Today marks the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day – a time to take stock of the global picture for women. While the last century has been marked by the remarkable progress of women in m
  • Nagas need to preserve bountiful creation of God
    The Communities from Peren District felt the need to go for Eco-tour to some successful wildlife conservation site before it is too late. While realizing our responsibility entrusted by our Creator to conserve
  • Replicating Facebook revolutions
    Those analysing the feasibility of “Facebook revolutions” in authoritarian countries have so far veered between utopian visions and non-utopian smackdown. These approaches undermine what is in fact
Support The Morung Express.
Your Contributions Matter
Click Here