Act Seven – The Silent Majority
August is a special time. Not only does it mark the end of a hot summer, but mid-august onward, a year round whirlwind of football […]
Act Six – English Premier League 2016/17: Predicting the Top 4
The wait is finally over! The 2016/17 edition of the English Premier League began today amid much fanfare and excitement. Surprise champions Leicester City aim […]
Act Five – French Club OGC Nice plan to offer a heart warming tribute to the victims of the Bastille Day terror attack
Social media can be a really ugly place. Take the 2016 United States Presidential election campaign as an example. As evidenced by Ankit’s earlier write ups […]
Act Four – Turkey’s foreign policy takes a peculiar turn in the aftermath of July’s coup d’état attempt
The audacious coup d’état attempt by a section of the Turkish army against sitting President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in mid-July captivated audiences around the world. The […]
Act Three – The Oddity of the US Presidential Elections
A Democratic View Bernie. Emails. Hillary. It seems that the last article written by Rakshit was exactly what the Kosovo regiment needed to push it […]
Act Two – Kosovo emerges from the shadows of International obscurity to make its maiden Olympic bow
It is undeniable that western media has largely focused on two major international stories over the past couple of weeks – the Donald Trump charade […]
Act One – The Oddity of the US Presidential Elections
A Republican View Guns. Reagan. Trump The air is thick with the 2016 US Presidential elections. That’s what everyone is talking about. That’s what is […]
The Choralist – The Two Acts
In the opening act, my colleague talks about the essential role of a Choralist in an ensemble, metaphorically implying our intent in this venture. Let […]
The Choralist – An Opening Act
A Choralist is not the conductor of a chorus. He is not the composer of symphonies. Nor is he is an orchestrator of instrumentalists. Rather, a […]