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Editor: Dr. G.G. Parikh | Associate Editor: Neeraj Jain | Managing Editor: Guddi
Some horrific facts from the recent history of the man who Noam Chomsky rightly identified five years ago as “the most dangerous criminal in human history.”
Although the National Guard has often been used against civil rebellion, deploying federal military forces within the U.S. is a drastic and historically rare move. For Trump to take such a profound leap is an admission that a conflict at home is being equated to an overseas war.
The author explores how the breakup of the Soviet Union, the aggressive expansion of NATO, U.S. neoconservative geopolitics, present-day Ukraine’s domestic tensions, and other factors led to the current conflict, in which the only winner seems to be the United States.
As Greta Thunberg has widened her focus from the environment to the capitalist system that is causing climate breakdown, and the Israeli attack on Gaza she has labeled a “genocide”, the global elite has dropped her, and coverage of her in the newspapers has drastically fallen.
On the global banana trade, and how the United States is trying to make the commerce in bananas into a national security issue.
There’s long been a debate over whether Britain’s Empire—the largest the world has ever known—was a good or bad thing. There’s another question though—did it really end?
The authors take stock of the collective progress in Latin American countries targeted by the US for regime change.
How small groups took on great powers and won a victory for decolonisation, Africa, indigenous peoples, and more.
It is a pity that economic discussion in the country has reached such a jejune level today that 200- year-old myths about capitalism are being recycled, and sustained through all sorts of false claims about the disappearance of poverty within the Global South.
“1.5 is Dead: How Hot Will the Earth Get?”; and: “‘Ticking Time Bomb’ of Ocean Acidification has Already Crossed Planetary Boundary, Threatening Marine Ecosystems: Study”.
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