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Saturday, October 24, 2026
Saturday, October 24, 2026
Opinion

On reading on paper in the age of screens

Reflections on a habit that refuses to disappear.

On reading on paper in the age of screens
Illustrative photo — Pexels

Reflections on a habit that refuses to disappear.

What we need today is not more noise but a calm, honest conversation about our priorities.

The future will not wait for us; the choices we make today will shape the next generation.

What should be done?

We can disagree on the means, but we should agree on the goal: a fairer and more prosperous society.

The real test of any policy is how it changes the daily lives of ordinary citizens.

Dialogue is not a luxury; it is a necessity for building the future.

Institutions only earn trust when they listen to people and explain their decisions clearly.

Every reform starts with an accurate diagnosis of the problem and the courage to admit mistakes.

AuthorJames Carter

Political writer and analyst covering reform and governance.

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