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  • India’s Unfulfilled Commitment to Its Tribal Peoples – 2 Articles
    Adivasi | Capitalism | Fascism | Online Blog

    India’s Unfulfilled Commitment to Its Tribal Peoples – 2 Articles

    ByRaj Kumar Sinha; Palla Trinadha Rao April 19, 2026May 12, 2026

    ‛Why PESA, a Birsa Munda Legacy, Remains India’s Unfulfilled Commitment to Its Tribal Peoples’: PESA sought to restore the traditional autonomy of tribal societies and empower them to use local resources according to their customs and needs. But this never suited today’s politicians, capitalists, and bureaucrats. Also: ‛Why Self-Governance for Tribal Communities Remains an Unfinished Agenda’.

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  • Understanding Kshatriyaisation and Its Relevance in Contemporary India
    Caste | Communalism | Fascism | Online Blog

    Understanding Kshatriyaisation and Its Relevance in Contemporary India

    ByAparajay April 19, 2026May 12, 2026

    The celebration of the Kshatriya identity by the RSS-BJP & certain representatives of communities like Marathas, Jats, Yadavs, Thevars, and Nairs illustrates the concept of ‘Kshatriyaisation’. This assertion of caste pride helps consolidate political support while reinforcing existing caste hierarchies.

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  • Amid a Record-Breaking Summer That’s Going to Get Worse, India Is Dismantling Its Cooling System—Tree by Tree
    Capitalism | Climate Change | Environment | India | Online Blog

    Amid a Record-Breaking Summer That’s Going to Get Worse, India Is Dismantling Its Cooling System—Tree by Tree

    ByKavitha Iyer April 19, 2026May 12, 2026

    The science is clear: trees cool cities, stabilise ecosystems, and save lives. Yet, across India, amid record-breaking heat, millions of trees are being removed, turning a climate crisis into a public health emergency even as State agencies clear the way for environmental safeguards to be bent or discarded.

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  • Amid Climate Doom, Here’s an Earth Day Reminder About Spectacular Environmental Wins
    Capitalism | Climate Change | Environment | Online Blog

    Amid Climate Doom, Here’s an Earth Day Reminder About Spectacular Environmental Wins

    ByRachel Feltman, Sushmita Pathak and Alex Sugiura April 19, 2026May 12, 2026

    This Earth Day three environmental experts share stories about times when environmental action succeeded in saving the planet—and explain why this can be done again.

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  • Demonized Iran: A Tale Told by an Idiot
    Fascism | Online Blog | Terrorism | World Politics

    Demonized Iran: A Tale Told by an Idiot

    ByMichael K. Smith April 19, 2026May 12, 2026

    The current failing effort to make Iran out to be a major threat to world peace starts the clock at 1979 in its propaganda effort to justify U.S. aggression against Teheran. This deliberately overlooks the events of 1953, when a joint U.S.-British effort overthrew the then secular Iranian government in order to take over the country’s oil industry.

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  • A Primer on the Petrodollar and the War on Iran
    Capitalism | Imperialism | Online Blog | World Politics

    A Primer on the Petrodollar and the War on Iran

    ByVijay Prashad April 19, 2026May 12, 2026

    This newsletter is a primer on some of the key concepts needed to understand the global financial system in the context of the illegal war waged by the United States and Israel against Iran.

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  • The Empire of Cannibals
    Capitalism | Fascism | Imperialism | Online Blog

    The Empire of Cannibals

    ByVuk Bačanović April 19, 2026May 12, 2026

    Trump is not the problem—the system that produced him is.

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  • Flowers Bloom on Soldiers’ Graves: Lessons in Power and Consequence
    Capitalism | Fascism | Imperialism | Online Blog

    Flowers Bloom on Soldiers’ Graves: Lessons in Power and Consequence

    ByRebecca Solnit April 19, 2026May 12, 2026

    The Trump administration profoundly misunderstands power as being synonymous with violence. But we can learn a lesson about real power from a humble source — flowers.

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  • … Or We’ll Kill You
    Capitalism | Fascism | Imperialism | Online Blog

    … Or We’ll Kill You

    ByMichael Yates April 19, 2026May 12, 2026

    Do this, or we will kill you is capitalism’s default position. This will be so no matter what temporary changes might come to be. We ignore this truth at our peril.

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  • What Kind of Democracy? Africa’s Struggle Against a System That Kills and Extracts – 2 Articles
    Capitalism | Imperialism | Online Blog

    What Kind of Democracy? Africa’s Struggle Against a System That Kills and Extracts – 2 Articles

    ByOuma Don Collins; Nicholas Mwangi April 19, 2026May 12, 2026

    ‛Africa Was Not Given Democracy. It Was Given a System Designed to Fail’: Africa’s democratic decline is not a failure of culture or capacity — it is the logical outcome of a system designed from the beginning to extract, not liberate. Also: ‛Ibrahim Traoré: We Do Not Want a Democracy That Kills’.

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