The Kamugasa Challenge News Desk is a regular update of news headlines from reputable sources around the world, with a special reference to humanity, leadership, and citizenship. Please be advised that we do not necessarily endorse what is written in these articles; some of them are worth reading for their critical perspective, and others simply because the media outlets from whence they are sourced are particularly influential. We therefore speak with Henry S. Truman when he said, “You can never get all the facts from just one newspaper, and unless you have all the facts, you cannot make proper judgements about what is going on.”
- Between Memory and History
- Unlocking the Moon’s secrets: from Galileo to giant impact
- Will Transitioning to Clean Energies Destroy The Economy?
- How to cowrite a book 3,000 miles apart: In Dialogue with Dickens [long read]
- America’s First Pacific Empire
- Colonial Origins of Democracy and Dictatorship
- Fashion or Function?
- Unscheduled gleanings and a few idioms
- ‘‘Rainy, rainy rattle-stanes’: Ritual responses to extreme weather in Late Antiquity’
- Have a Bit of Nous: Understanding the Relationship between the Faith Traditions of the World
- What are the obligations of Israel and Hamas to protect civilians?
- “Unparalleled research quality”: an interview with Tanya Laplante, Head of Product Platforms
- The Elusive Archive
- Why is so much of the internet’s infrastructure run by volunteers?
- Luigi Pirandello. Loving the theatre, in spite of it all