According to Marx, this unequal relationship inevitably breeds tension, exploitation and, ultimately, conflict. I call it an “antagonistic co-operation” because they first have to work together in ...

Twenty-five years ago, I attended a Fourth of July parade in Boston that has stuck with me. The head drummer of the colonial ...

Fan zones and public plazas across Vancouver are filling up for World Cup matches, with some sites reaching capacity. A UBC sociologist says watching with others can make the game feel bigger.

China launches the missile; Israel gets the indictment. That, in miniature, is the moral and strategic universe of the ALP’s ...

In fact, Monday’s game against Belgium reportedly pulled in more viewers than the 2025 World Series and Game 5 of the NBA ...

The FIFA World Cup 2026 has become an unexpected dating hotspot, with dating app, Tinder, seeing a nearly 60 per cent increase in swipes, as compared to June 2025. Even offline, the football ...

I was tense. Not mildly interested. Not casually curious. Genuinely tense. As the World Cup Final entered its closing minutes, every attack seemed to matter. Every misplaced pass felt consequential.

I am a criminal. Why? Because in order to connect to the free global internet, I violated the law of my own country. I ...

The current whereabouts of the soldier who attempted to murder his wife on two occasions. A three-part documentary series recounting the extraordinary tale of Victoria Cilliers is currently available ...

W hen Melissa J. Wilde, a sociology professor at the University of Pennsylvania, was nominated to run for president of her field’s professional organization, her first reaction was surprise. Her ...