Anita Pratap is an award-winning journalist, author and documentary film maker. She was the first journalist to interview LTTE chief Velupillai Prabhakaran. She is a Contributing Editor of THE WEEK.
Newly surfaced files linked to Jeffrey Epstein expose a web of relationships implicating powerful figures in Norway, shaking trust in its royal family, political leadership and global reputation
By Anita Pratap February 22, 2026
Dictators are often compared to the T. Rex, as both use brute force and fear to dominate their environment and control their victims
By Anita Pratap January 25, 2026
Europe's war rhetoric is escalating as leaders warn of an imminent Russian attack, justifying a massive military buildup at the expense of public welfare
By Anita Pratap January 11, 2026
The Trump Doctrine is a National Security Strategy defined by its contradictions, promotion of "America First", and a focus on business deals over traditional diplomacy
By Anita Pratap December 28, 2025
Global gloom is intensifying as most people face inflation and inequality, while corporate greed and opaque technology create a widespread moral crisis
By Anita Pratap December 14, 2025
Nobuyuki Tsujii, the blind piano prodigy, along with Paralympian Alexandra Truwit and opera singer Eli Hanssveen, showcase the immense power of the mind to overcome life's greatest challenges
By Anita Pratap November 30, 2025
AI's meteoric rise, exemplified by Nvidia's staggering market valuation, highlights both unprecedented financial opportunities and critical ethical challenges
By Anita Pratap November 16, 2025
Donald Trump's retribution against political enemies, described with a chilling Stalinist refrain, marks a new era of weaponised justice
By Anita Pratap November 02, 2025
Hour of the Predator by Giuliano da Empoli reveals a new global order dominated by autocrats and populist billionaires, analysing the fundamental shifts in power dynamics and the disintegration of traditional ethics
By Anita Pratap October 19, 2025
Weaponising uncertainty is identified as a core psychological tactic of Donald Trump, allowing him to control situations and opponents by disrupting predictability and intensifying emotions
By Anita Pratap October 05, 2025
Broken windows theory explains how visible signs of disrepair and disorder in neighbourhoods can encourage criminal behaviour and reduce public safety. Despite official crime rates often declining, a rise in street-level offenses contributes to a widespread feeling of insecurity among citizens
By Anita Pratap September 21, 2025
Norway's economic paradox is explored – how its immense oil wealth has led to unexpected challenges like stagnant wages and complacency
By Anita Pratap September 07, 2025
Critics argue that Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky’s controversial new "authoritarian law" weakens anti-corruption institutions and protects his cronies
By Anita Pratap August 10, 2025
Tariffs, under the Donald Trump administration, are exposed as political weapons rather than economic tools, particularly with the imposition of duties on Brazil for non-economic reasons related to the Jair Bolsonaro trial
By Anita Pratap July 27, 2025
Gerbera drones, Russia's new jamming-proof drones, pose a significant threat to Ukraine. These analog-based drones are difficult to detect and have enabled Russia to make territorial gains, prompting Ukraine to develop countermeasures
By Anita Pratap July 13, 2025