We are Children of Our Age
A poem by Poland’s greatest woman writer.
Kazi Nazrul Islam and Our Struggle for Emancipation
No poet in the history of Bangla literature—with the exception of Rabindranath Tagore—can match up to the staggering range of Kazi Nazrul Islam’s preoccupations and pursuits.
Obituary : M.P. Veerendra Kumar (15 August 1937 – 28 May 2020)
A tribute to Veerendra Kumar, veteran socialist leader and Member of Parliament, who passed away on 28th May 2020
India’s Model Village
A champion of participatory democracy and grassroots development, Gandhi believed that making villages self-contained and sustainable was the first step towards empowering India.
Johnson & Johnson’s Double Standard Regarding Their Talcum Powder
An appeal to the Drug Controller of India to ban J&J products to prevent asbestos-related diseases and deaths.
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The Persian Rug Weaver Strikes in the US’s ‘Backyard’ Through Venezuela
By successfully sending oil tankers to Venezuela despite US threats, Iran has sent out loud and clear a strong message.
African Liberation Day: Historical Perspective for Pan Africanism Today
An interview with Justice Henaku of the Socialist Forum of Ghana on the significance of African Liberation Day for the African continent, the African world and the entire world.
Is Brazil Moving Towards a Fascist Dictatorship?
Brazil’s General Heleno warned of “unpredictable consequences” if the Supreme Court granted a request to seize President Bolsonaro’s cell phone in an obstruction of justice investigation.
Social Distancing a Luxury, Lockdown a Challenge in Dharavi
Bagwan takes us through the trials and tribulations of people in her neighbourhood, that has become one of the largest containment zones for Covid-19 in Mumbai.
The Problem of External Debt
There is a massive problem of external debt building up for the third world.