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Editor: Dr. G.G. Parikh | Associate Editor: Neeraj Jain | Managing Editor: Guddi
In the past week, it seems as if the U.S. attitude towards Israel and Palestine has changed more than in the previous 50 years. Everybody seems to be acknowledging it, from progressive media to pillars of the establishment like The New York Times and The Washington Post.
Interview with Santos Saavedra Vásquez, the president of the National United Center of Rural and Urban Peasant Patrols of Peru, on the upcoming second round of presidential elections in Peru, and they mean for the rural, peasant and Indigenous communities of the country.
An analysis of the impact of the growing movement against Bolsonaro in Brazil.
More than just a set of free-market policies, neoliberalism has always sought to alter society’s balance of power in favor of bosses. Its assault on democracy and undermining of unions is now playing straight into the hands of the far right.
The abiding essence of the American elite’s foreign policy is: maintaining their dominance over the world, for their own power and profit. (They certainly aren’t doing it for the sake of the nation, which they’ve turned into a rotting husk.)
China seems poised to take leadership of regional efforts to forge a safety net that protects countries in East Asia from the fragility that cross-border financial flows engender.
The only thing we can state with certainty is this: our understanding of the origins of Covid has been narratively managed over the past 15 months and is still being narratively managed. We are being told only what suits powerful political, scientific and commercial interests.
An analysis of the recent UP panchayat election results and 2017 election results indicates that it is possible for a SP-led Opposition alliance to defeat the BJP in the coming UP assembly elections, even without the support of the BSP.
It is based on three giant myths: Tax cuts for corporations and the rich create more and better jobs; Tax cuts for big corporations and the rich spur economic growth; Deregulation spurs economic growth. It is time to debunk them, once and for all.
The lesson of every struggle against oppression has been that relying upon an elite few to obtain powerful positions has never won fundamental change for the vast majority of people; they have only been won when ordinary people have united to challenge the elite and the divisive system.
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