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Ravi Kaushal
Delhi Village Farmers Pay Price for Urbanisation
19 Oct 2021
Farmlands in Narela’s Garhi Bakhtawarpur village remain flooded for eight months a year due to an overflowing drain.
James W. Carden
In US Foreign Policy, Realists are Finally on the Rise
19 Oct 2021
The long unheeded and potentially bipartisan policy advocated by thinkers like the late Sherle R. Schwenninger, co-founder of the New America Foundation and my friend, may finally have its moment.
Sonali Kolhatkar
US: Why Record Numbers of Workers Are Quitting and Striking
16 Oct 2021
Taken together with a sharp increase in union strikes, the mass resignations of individuals indicate deep worker dissatisfaction across the United States.
Sabrang India
Hate Watch: BJP Man Makes Racist, Anti-Dalit Social Media Posts About Udit Raj
14 Oct 2021
The former MP says he will soon file a police complaint, and social media threats are just the tip of the abuse iceberg
Leonard C. Goodman
US Killer Drone Programme Stays Afloat on Back of Lies, Pentagon Propaganda
14 Oct 2021
A wrongly targeted Afghan aid worker and his family are among the latest casualties.
Seema Sindhu
Election Manifestoes: a Case for Legal Enforceability
14 Oct 2021
An election manifesto is a window for voters to see through a political party’s governance agenda to make an informed decision.
James W. Carden
Europe After Angela Merkel: Is the Atlantic Era Over?
30 Sep 2021
Any answer must begin with France’s role in the EU and include the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Anurag Tiwary
Examining the Unprecedented Burst in Exultant Government Advertisements from a Democratic Lens
28 Sep 2021
The Supreme Court has remained mostly silent on this issue, precisely because it was forced to prioritize the supposed ‘informational value’ of these advertisements.
Rabindra Nath Sinha
Politics Grounds Proposed Financial Hub in Bengal
27 Sep 2021
Proposed by the Left Front in 2010, the project was reclaimed by the TMC in 2011 but still hasn’t taken off.
Nick Estes
Indigenous People of Brazil Fight for Their Future
18 Sep 2021
Recent indigenous mobilisation, the largest in history, broke a spell of inviolability surrounding the institutions of power that have for centuries excluded indigenous people or sought their demise.