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  • The Republican Dam on Immigration Is Cracking, and Now They Will Pay for Their Racism
    Sonali Kolhatkar
    The Republican Dam on Immigration Is Cracking, and Now They Will Pay for Their Racism
    24 Jan 2021
    We saw what Trump’s anti-immigrant policies and rhetoric did to the country over four long years. The GOP has no right to oppose Biden’s plan for mass legalization.
  • Cuba US.
    Rosa Miriam Elizalde
    The U.S. Is Trying to Provoke a Soft Coup in Cuba
    24 Jan 2021
    The San Isidro events provide another example of the U.S. government’s attempt to create a soft coup.
  • US
    Vijay Prashad
    The U.S.’s Idea of Diplomacy With Ecuador Is a Multibillion-Dollar Loan Trap
    24 Jan 2021
    On January 14, the US International Development Finance Corporation provided Ecuador with a loan of $2.8 billion. This move was part of the US strategy to remove Chinese businesses and political…
  • Lessons From the January 6 Insurrection in US Capitol
    Albena Azmanova, Marshall Auerback
    Lessons From the January 6 Insurrection in US Capitol
    16 Jan 2021
    No matter how equal society becomes in terms of wealth distribution, without a dramatic government investment in public services, trust and disillusionment in American institutions will persist, and…
  • Majoritarian state struggle
    Ajay Gudavarthy
    India Needs a New Anti-Majoritarian Self
    16 Jan 2021
    Can we defeat majoritarianism without confronting ourselves? Perhaps not. The battle with inner demons is as crucial as political strategies.
  • AIMIM
    Ajay Gudavarthy
    AIMIM and India’s Majoritarian Impasse
    11 Jan 2021
    What it will take to overcome the majoritarian impasse, which divides voters along religious identity, is a question nobody has answers to yet.
  • farmers protest.
    Paramjit Singh Judge
    Farmers’ Agitation: A Catch-22 Situation for Prime Minister Modi
    04 Jan 2021
    Private capital in agriculture is a death warrant for farmers, but the PM is trapped. He can either have a ‘firm leader’ image or avert this tragedy.
  • J&K DDC polls
    Luv Puri
    DDC Polls: Democracy Hits the Ground Running, and a Chasm also Widens
    27 Dec 2020
    The voting pattern worryingly indicates a growing religious polarisation between Jammu and Kashmir.
  • White House
    Richard D. Wolff
    The D.C. Political Monopoly Just Does Not Get It
    24 Dec 2020
    A solution would be a genuinely level political playing field and would include a new political party that criticises and opposes the capitalist system.
  • rahul and guha.
    Ajay Gudavarthy
    Why Ram Guha is Getting the Crisis of Our Times Wrong
    22 Dec 2020
    Merely demanding replacement of Rahul Gandhi is not the issue. What India and BJP’s opponents need is a radical welfarist plank.
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