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Editor: Dr. G.G. Parikh | Associate Editor: Neeraj Jain | Managing Editor: Guddi
‘How Karnataka’s Farmers Successfully Challenged a Draconian Land Acquisition Process’; ‘Did the Karnataka Government Lose the Devanahalli Battle to Win the War?’: Close look at Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s words while withdrawing the acquisition of land near the Bengaluru airport shows that people’s movements need vigilance.
Limited access to healthcare and childcare exacerbates this inequality.
A brief look at education in pre-British India, its destruction by the British and imposition of a colonial education system, and the demand of ‘Education for All’ by India’s freedom struggle.
‘Panamanian Unionists Reject US Claim on Canal, Government Wavers’; ‘Panama’s National Strike, State Repression and US Imperial Interests: An Interview with Union Leader José Cambra’.
After decades of armed struggle, the PKK is laying down its weapons and beginning a new nonviolent chapter in the Kurdish independence movement.
From July 6 to 7, BRICS held its 17th annual summit in Rio de Janeiro. Against the backdrop of growing global polarization and open threats from the United States, the summit signalled that BRICS is no longer just a talking shop; it is becoming a force Washington can’t ignore.
Tariq Ali speaks to La France Insoumise leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon about Gaza, the US war drive against China and the French far-right.
Patriarchy is alive and well throughout the world. But the English-language media flatters itself by one-sidedly portraying machismo as a particularly Latin American malady, all the while overlooking significant feminist gains made in the region.
Despite rapid technological innovations, Global South countries remain trapped in Global North-dominated intellectual property regimes designed to extract endless rents through patents and licensing fees – stripping them of wealth and stunting their development.
As profit-driven exploitation imperils Indonesia’s Leuser Ecosystem, some unique conservation strategies are working to save it.
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