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Richard D. Wolff
How Fascism Has Converged With Capitalism to Redefine Government
16 Oct 2020
The looming US election has brought forward intensifying debates over a capitalism in crisis, rising nationalism and state power, and the possibility of a renewed fascism.
Syed Ubaidur Rahman
Are Shared Values a Relic of the Past?
03 Oct 2020
Events such as the recent judgment on Babri do hurt the image of Indian democracy, but we should not give up hope.
Justin Podur
Can We Address That British Eugenics Scandal?
13 Sep 2020
The racist analogies have not held up for centuries, and yet they continue to crop up from unqualified and prominent figures today.
Marshall Auerback, James Carden
The Rotten Alliance of Liberals and Neocons Will Likely Shape U.S. Foreign Policy for Years to Come
30 Aug 2020
Trump’s rise has led to unity in the ranks opposing his foreign policy.
Harshvardhan
Communalism, Hindutva and Kakori: A Reading List
09 Aug 2020
The understanding of communalism and Hindu-Muslim relations has evolved considerably in the last few decades.
Sonali Kolhatkar
Trump Is Daring Us to Stop Him
26 Jul 2020
Trump’s deployment of federal officers to Democratic-run cities is extreme even for him.
Vijay Prashad
Laos Has Tackled COVID-19, But It Is Drowning in Debt to International Finance
15 Jul 2020
On June 11, Laos (Lao People’s Democratic Republic)—a country of 7 million in Southeast Asia—said it had temporarily prevailed over COVID-19.
Achala Moulik
George Floyd and Iconoclasm in the Western World
08 Jul 2020
The rage which provoked tearing down of statues in the USA springs from injustices and insults borne in sullen silence for centuries.
Basharat Shameem
Tracing Revolutionary Elements in Kashmiri Poetry
01 Jul 2020
Like other conceptions of identity, Kashmiriyat has undergone a great historical shift in literary works as well.
Vijay Prashad
Who Deserves the Nobel Peace Prize in a Time of Pandemic?
16 Jun 2020
Key to Cuba’s medical internationalism is to train medical personnel across the world, in addition to sending Cuban doctors and nurses overseas.