Our news section grows stronger when it reflects the voices, perspectives, and expertise of the wider community. This call for papers is an open invitation to writers, researchers, commentators, and engaged readers who want to contribute thoughtful, well-structured content. Submissions help expand coverage, introduce new viewpoints, and support informed discussion across shared interests.
We welcome original writing that fits the scope of our platform and respects both readers and contributors. This page outlines how submissions work, what we publish, and the basic rules that guide editorial decisions.
What We Accept and How to Submit
We accept content that is informative to the community, easy to read, and connected to current themes. Submissions are welcome that are written on the current issue, suggest a different viewpoint, and uncover rarely discussed issues. It should be noted that whatever the contributions may be, they must be non-derivative, including no use of the submitted content or themes by other authors.
Before sending any work, please avoid making the non-compliance with the terms listed exception by reading some of the mentioned guidelines. Submission work that follows these procedures is awarded priority status and is more likely to be accepted for future publication.
- Articles should be written in clear, neutral English
- Recommended length: 600–1,200 words unless otherwise agreed
- Content must be factual, well-reasoned, and free of plagiarism
- AI-assisted writing is allowed, but authors remain responsible for accuracy
- Submissions must not include promotional links or advertising
- Sources should be referenced clearly when used
- Opinion pieces must be clearly framed as such
After submission, our editorial team reviews the article for clarity, relevance, and alignment with publishing standards. We may suggest edits before publication.
Publishing Rules and Editorial Standards
In order to address the concerns of both creators and consumers of content, it is necessary to consistently employ certain editing guidelines. Specifically, it should be noted that the acceptance of a submission is not a mere formality and therefore we have the discretion to reject content that falls short of the quality or ethical considerations.
All content should not contain any forms of hate speech, falsehoods, as well as opinions not supported by accurate perspectives. Overly speculative and deceptive materials are also discouraged as well as any advocacy or advertisement. Once the article has been approved, anyone wishing to do so may edit in terms of grading, vocabulary, or content only in any way that will not change the author’s opinion.
Requests, Topics, and Ongoing Collaboration
In addition to open submissions, we occasionally post writing requests around specific topics. Writers may also pitch ideas in advance, especially for in-depth or technical subjects.
Contributing here means writing with care, responsibility, and respect for readers. Clear arguments, transparent sourcing, and thoughtful structure matter more than strong opinions alone. When community writing follows shared standards, it strengthens the space for everyone.