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Allah Bakhsh spent all his life countering communal politics of Muslim League and its two-nation theory. In fact, he laid down his life for this cause, assassinated by the goons hired by Muslim league on May 14, 1943.
The deployment of the idea of decolonisation by the fascist Hindutva movement to justify anti-Muslim oppression reveals a latent threat: potential co-optation by actors seeking to promote nationalist identities in postcolonial contexts.
Acknowledging this principle will lead to a focus on ecological health as the basis for human survival, economic stability and climate resilience.
Hamas says that it is not optimistic that the U.S. will press Israel to end the war, despite reports of tensions between Trump and Netanyahu.
‘China and US Agree to Cut Tariffs Imposed in April’. Also, ‘Beginning or End of the Tariff War Between the US and China?’: Unless the current global system of trade and economy is dismantled, the world will continue to teeter on the edge of new wars – wars for profit, wars for the sake of war.
The author brings to the fore the silenced debilitating, malignant, and acute health consequences of NATO interventions due to its use of depleted uranium on the peoples who are bombed.
In 2019, the CIA proved that it had been lying to the public for decades about germ warfare in Korea when it released a trove of signals intelligence documents from the Korean War in a publication called Baptism by Fire: CIA Analysis of the Korean War.
‘Precarious Workers are Employees Without Stability, Not “Entrepreneurs”’: The object of a capitalist corporation is to extract the maximum amount of profit, and underpaying workers is a primary method toward that maximisation. Also: ‘The Plight of Gig Workers in India’.
Since taking power, this general has carried out various reforms that are bringing this young democracy back to the brink of a military dictatorship. Also, interview with Activist M. on the growing military influences on civil life threatening Indonesia’s dearly earned peace.
In two years of the civil war in Sudan, at least 150,000 people have been killed and nearly 13 million—over one fifth of Sudan’s population of 51 million—displaced. This ongoing catastrophe appears utterly senseless to most Sudanese people.
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