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Boots signed by two of football's most famous names will be raffled to fundraise for a highland high school's music department. 

Follow along for the latest news, results and features from The Times’ team of 12 reporters covering the Tokyo Olympic Games. So, as colleague Victoria Kim and I searched Tokyo’s Koreatown of Shin-Okubo for a place to watch the Olympic baseball game on Wednesday night, I braced myself for an uncomfortable experience. I didn’t anticipate any violence, not in Tokyo, a place so peaceful that some police officers are armed with wooden sticks instead of guns. But watching the game in the company of Koreans, I figured I’d sense how much they resented Japan, of which I am also a citizen.

2020: The year of bias, discontent and isolation The gap of trust between the government and the farmers is increasing, day by dayPremium Share Via Read Full Story Year 2020 will be known as a year of stubborn bias, discontent, isolation and strange apprehensions. One can brush away such changes by putting all the blame on the coronavirus pandemic, but the truth is that this process had already been started, coronavirus just accelerated it. Over the last decade, ultranationalists were on the rise, all around the world. What happened in countries like France and America, during this period, wa...

A post-pandemic crisis of income uncertainty Photo: iStock Share Via Read Full Story Indian consumer confidence, as tracked by the Reserve Bank of India, has been abysmal ever since covid broke out. Now the latest findings of the YouGov-Mint-CPR Millennial Survey, conducted by the global pollster in alliance with this newspaper and the Centre for Policy Research, has revealed worrisome self-reported details of what the crisis did to household finances. Carried out in October and November across 203 urban centres, the study’s sample of nearly 10,000 respondents, half of them millennials (age...

The world’s most prominent democracies need humility The world’s great democracies seem high on their own supply (Photo: AP) Pankaj Mishra Share Via Read Full Story The year 2020 was, by any measure, rich in awakenings and reckonings. None were as earth-shaking as those forced upon the US, Britain and India. The pandemic found three of the world’s most prominent democracies shockingly underprepared, and governed by [poor leadership]... In each case, stridently advanced claims—whether to be a new superpower (India), to become one again (Britain) or to provide moral leadership to the w...