The G7’s Tax Reform Could Entrench Global Inequality
The tax proposal decided at the G7 Finance Ministers’ meeting last weekend has been hailed as ‘historic’ and ‘transformative’. But in its present form, it is, unfortunately, neither.
Germany’s Namibia Genocide Apology and the Limits of Decolonizing the Past
On the ramifications of the recent agreement between the German and Namibian governments for special “reconciliation and reconstruction” projects to benefit the Ovaherero and Nama communities that were directly affected by colonial genocide.
Critical Race Theory: What It Is and What It Isn’t
In the USA, “Critical race theory” has, in recent times, become a catch-all phrase among legislators attempting to ban a wide array of teaching practices concerning race.
Critique of the Misunderstanding Concerning Marx’s Base-Superstructure Spatial Metaphor
A clarification of the famed and famously misinterpreted spatial metaphor of the economic foundation and the political-legal superstructure.
Hunger and Food Production in Nicaragua: How Do We Feed the People?
As hunger and food insecurity increases globally, the Sandinista government in Nicaragua has been working for the last decade to strengthen local food production and ensure food sovereignty in the face of sanctions.
Bicentennial Congress of the Peoples of the World: A Brief Report
The Congress took place in the spirit of deepening the commitment to unity among the peoples of the Global South, which was the dream of former president Hugo Chávez.
Rabindranath – Finding Peace and Acceptance Through Art
His life and philosophy is the anthem that calls to every human and tells them to keep hope, to find peace in solitude, to accept the anguish and embrace the distress, and to finally find a home in the ship of creativity, that aids this tormented mind to find its happy place in the confines of four walls.
Three Poems
You Will Not Speak; One Day I Saw My Girl; A Spark