Women’s Struggle in Nicaragua: from Liberation Fighters to Building an Alternative Society
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Women’s Struggle in Nicaragua: from Liberation Fighters to Building an Alternative Society

ByErika Takeo and Rohan Rice

Since the 1979 Sandinista revolution, the living conditions for women have drastically improved, successes which even the period of neoliberal rule (1990-2006) couldn’t completely overturn. Their material and social position has further strengthened during the second Sandinista period from 2007 until today.

The Planetary Rift
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The Planetary Rift

ByJohn Bellamy Foster interviewed by Haris Golemis

The widespread view on the left that Marx had adopted an extreme productivist view of the human domination of nature—and hence had failed to perceive the natural limits to production and ecological contradictions in general, was contradicted by his theory of the metabolic rift.

From the Targeting of Shahrukh Khan’s Son to Urdu, At Play Is Insecurity of the Hindutva Mindset
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From the Targeting of Shahrukh Khan’s Son to Urdu, At Play Is Insecurity of the Hindutva Mindset

ByApoorvanand

The public humiliation of one of the most sought after Muslim men in India is aimed at appeasing the injured manhood of those who suffer from the sense of sexual inferiority cultivated for over a century by Hindutva groups.

For Tejasvi Surya, Some History About the Language & Attire of Hindus
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For Tejasvi Surya, Some History About the Language & Attire of Hindus

BySohail Hashmi

The BJP leader forgets that Urdu is not an alien language in India, even for the region he represents in Parliament. And as far as the question of Indian attire is concerned, no stitched garment is of Indian origin. What does he propose to do with Indians who wear stitched garments?