Coronavirus Pandemic May Get Worse and Worse and Worse, Warns WHO
At a recent press briefing, WHO chief Tedros said: “Let me be blunt. Too many countries are headed in the wrong direction, the virus remains public enemy number one.”
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CoronaShock and Socialism
CoronaShock is a term that refers to how a virus struck the world with such gripping force; it refers to how the social order in the bourgeois state crumbled, while the social order in the socialist parts of the world appeared more resilient.
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The Fallacy of Denouncing ‘Both Sides’ of the U.S.-China Conflict
In order to challenge the New Cold War on China, the left must abandon these equivalencies and disrupt the U.S. war machine.
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Iran-China Sign Long-Term Trade Agreement: Two Articles
The deal is going to have enormous implications for the balance of power in the Middle East and beyond.
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The Tremendous But ‘Secret’ Success Of Socialist Vietnam
From one of the poorest Asian countries, Vietnam has become one of the strongest, determined and optimistic – and also without any Covid deaths.
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The Future for the World Economy is Frightening; Immediately Cancel Third World Debt – Two Articles
Prognosis for the world economy is bleak; making it worse is the external debt of the Third World countries.
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The Fisc and the Economy
India’s central government was faced with a fiscal crisis even prior to the Covid-induced lockdown – due to its pursuit of neoliberal policies.
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How Have the Centre’s Food Distribution Schemes Performed So Far?
Food distribution under the PMGKY and Atmanirbhar Bharat package has been marked by delays.
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US Pharma Cos Profiteering from Covid Drugs: India Needs to Assert Right to Produce Drugs at Cheap Prices – 2 Articles
After his disastrous handling of the pandemic, Trump is trying to improve his waning electoral chances by reserving all of Gilead’s stock of remdesivir. India needs to break Gilead’s patent and issue compulsory licenses to manufacture the drug locally.
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Latin America under CoronaShock: Social Crisis, Neoliberal Failure, and the People’s Alternatives
In Latin America, the pandemic has furthered – sometimes dramatically – a series of economic and social processes that were already underway before the virus emerged.
