The Problem of External Debt
There is a massive problem of external debt building up for the third world.
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We Cannot Ignore the Links Between COVID-19 and the Warming Planet
The emergence of COVID-19 suggests that the dangers of global warming do not lie decades in the future, but are immediate.
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Cuba Applies Very Efficient National Drugs to Save Critical and Severe COVID-19 Patients
92 percent of severe Covid-19 patients treated with 2 new drugs developed in Cuba have survived, whereas the average survival rate of severe patients in the world is 20 percent.
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America: Millions Lose Jobs, While Billionaires Grow Richer – Two Articles
While 41 Million People Lost Jobs Due to Covid-19, US Billionaires have enormously profited from the pandemic.
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The Broken Food System
Whether in the US, Europe or India, agrarian distress has been worsening. The proposed marketing reforms in India will only worsen the crisis.
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How Can Privatisation and Foreign Direct Investment Possibly Make Us a Self-Reliant Nation?
Privatisation does not make a self-reliant nation. A decentralised, people-centric approach to development will help.
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What Lessons Does the Covid-19 Pandemic Hold for India’s Health System?
Ten key lessons that can be distilled from the coronavirus crisis for India’s health system.
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Dissent is contagious – and arrests of Delhi activists will not stop the quest for justice
The CAA-NRC protests undermined the stereotypical images of Muslims that drive the BJP’s binary politics. It is trying to restore the balance.
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How Kerala Combated Covid-19 through Participatory Governance
Kerala’s lead in the COVID fight has to do with its unique participatory governance, where people worked for the government, complementing the efforts of each other.
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Thank You, Rioters
Riots can spread and radicalise social movements.
