‘Encounter Pradesh’ Model of Instant Justice Indicates Terror May Become State Policy
The Adityanath government has ushered in an era of unapologetic state vigilantism in Uttar Pradesh.
Your Smartphone Has a Human Cost
On the tech-fueled “modern-day slavery” in the Congo.
Weaponising History: The Hindutva Communal Project
Those who want a Hindu rashtra as a mirror image of Muslim Pakistan are now imitating how history is taught in Pakistan.
Why the Saudis Have Called Off Their Israeli Wedding
The latest Saudi moves and their implications for the United States and its client Israel can only be understood in the context of epochal geopolitical changes. Namely, the rise of China as a world power, its deepening alliance with Russia and the erosion of American power.
Anti-Imperialist Push from the Brazilian Grassroots
Brazil’s social movements are vowing to remain mobilized to push for policies favorable to the working majority. Interview with Gabriel Araújo of the National Movement for the Fight for Housing (MNLM).
Earth’s Warriors, Young and Old, Keep Battling and Hoping
Young and old, famous and not so well known, there are many people from around the globe who make it their mission to try and save the planet, especially from the ravages of climate change. Here are some of those planetary warriors as people commemorate Earth Day.
Flawed Approach: New Delhi’s China Policy Is Timorous
When it comes to China, the world’s attention may be focused on its threatening military manoeuvres against Taiwan and the visits by various European leaders to Beijing, but for India, it is about deciphering the message China is trying to send with its recent actions.
Ambedkar: Architect of Constitution and Women’s Empowerment
The life mission of both the first prime minister and the first law minister was to bring equality in Indian society and end all discrimination based on caste, race, religion and gender.
As Narendra Modi Lights a Candle in Church on Easter, the Real Message Is Blowing in the Wind
Apart from small talk on conserving water, the prime minister had not a word to say about the open persecution of minorities in India.
Pulwama, Modi, Corruption: Full Transcript of Satya Pal Malik’s Interview
Malik, who was governor during the Pulwama terrorist attack, says that the PM has no real problem with corruption. He also says the PM told him not to speak about the Union home ministry’s lapses which led to the devastating attack on soldiers in Pulwama in February 2019.