There Is More to Dissent Than We Dream Of
The act of participating in a protest movement that seeks to re-establish the precept of natural justice transforms a citizen from a periodic voter into a political agent conscious of her rights.
In the Middle of End Game of Fascism
Recognising early the symptoms of fascism is a compulsion of our time.
What Democrats Should Learn From the Spate of Socialist Wins in US Elections
It’s not enough to be anti-Trump. Socialists are showing you can win elections by standing for something.
Progressives Made Trump’s Defeat Possible; Now It’s Time to Challenge Biden and Other Corporate Democrats.
Without a strong progressive program as a rudder, the Biden presidency will be awash in much the same old rhetorical froth and status-quo positions that have so often caused Democratic incumbents to founder, bringing on GOP electoral triumphs.
The Fight for Abortion has been the Struggle of Polish Women for Generations
Last week’s ruling in the Constitutional Court placing further restrictions on abortion access in Poland sent a shockwave through society and brought tens of thousands on to the streets in protest.
Remembering Ashfaqullah Khan – Kakori Martyr, Poet, Dreamer and Revolutionary Intellectual
On his 120th birth anniversary, it is important to emphasise that he wasn’t just a ‘Muslim’ martyr of the Indian freedom struggle but also an evolving ideological thinker reflecting on the larger revolutionary movement.
Toward Delinking: An Alternative Chinese Path Amid the New Cold War
The escalation of the New Cold War offers an opportunity to rethink China’s dependence on an export-orientated economy and speedy financialization.
A Prize Auction
In a world where environmental degradation is threatening to destroy the planet and there is a world economic slump not seen since the 1930s, the Nobel Prize givers recognise the work of two economists on how to make the auctions of commodities, land and services more efficient.
Stan Swamy – The Man Who Loves His Brother
Stan Swamy has all his life supported the struggles of the poor and the marginalized resisting the plunder of their natural resources, and the crushing of their human dignity and constitutional rights.
Kill the Bill, or It Will Kill Us All
Because of the threat that the Omnibus Bill poses to Indonesian society, workers, students, peasants, and all elements of social movements have boldly opposed it.