Earn Rs 25,000 or Higher? Your Wage Ranks in the Top 10% in India
A new report by the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister throws up sobering figures on the inequity levels in India.
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HNL is now KPPL: Kerala Govt Scripts Revival Story of Central PSU
When the Centre decided to sell HNL to private parties on a massive disinvestment drive, the Kerala government stepped in to take over the paper products manufacturer.
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The Nations of Latin America and the Caribbean Unite in Boycott of Biden’s Summit of the Americas – 2 Articles
Leaders of over a dozen countries in the region have condemned the exclusion of Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela from the Summit; Also – Mexico Leads in Opposing the Cuba Blockade and US Imperialism.
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A History of Naked Imperialism Continues as Biden Approves Somalia Redeployment
Biden has reversed Donald Trump’s withdrawal of US forces from Somalia and will redeploy Special Operations Forces. It is just the latest move in a long history of destructive US-UK meddling in the Horn of Africa.
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Slovenia: After Far-Right Defeat in Elections, Radical Left Faces New Challenges
Slovenia’s parliamentary elections saw the defeat of the far-right and a surprise victory for Robert Golob’s Freedom Movement, which was set up less than a year ago by green and liberal forces. A discussion on the significance of the election result with Miha Kordiš from the left party, Levica.
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Why the Son of a Dictator Won the Philippine Presidential Election
The Marcos victory was largely a democratic outcome in the narrow electoral sense. The challenge for progressives is to understand why a runaway majority of the Philippine electorate voted to bring an unrepentant, thieving family back to power after 36 years.
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Protests Against Hike in Food and Fuel Prices Across Middle East and North Africa
The surging cost of living and the unavailability of basic goods are triggering mass protests around the world, including the Middle East and North Africa.
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The Great Teal Tsunami: Arise Australia’s Independents
Rarely in Australian history has a governing party suffered such loss. It was part of a “teal” electoral tsunami, with several non-career parliamentarians entering parliament.
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‘Our Bones Buried Under the Constitutional Court’
Meet some of the people of South Africa who have held the steps of the apex court of the country for more than three weeks, sleeping out in the cold to demand reparations for apartheid crimes.
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Conceptualising Brahmanical Patriarchy in Early India
This article explores the relationship between caste and gender, focusing on what is possibly the central factor for the subordination of the upper caste woman: the need for effective sexual control over such women to maintain not only patrilineal succession but also caste purity.
