US-China Trade War: An Inevitable Contradiction of Neoliberal Economics
Abdul Rahman Ongoing economic tensions between China and the US, world’s two largest economies have … Read more
World Affairs
Popular Protests in Sudan: End of the Military Rule?
Abdul Rahman “Tasgut bas” (Must go, full stop!) is the slogan of ongoing people’s … Read more
Rhetoric and Reality of Indian Foreign Policy under Modi: ‘Neighborhood First’?
Abdul Rahman Modi led central government is approaching the end of its five-year … Read more
War’s End? November 1918 and the Politics of Remembrance
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Remembering Marx after Two Hundred Years
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Syrian Conundrum: First Theatre of the New Cold War?
Abdul Rahman Today it is very clear that Syrian Arab Republic is one major victim … Read more
Bolshevik Revolution and Socialism of the Future
Satyaki Roy People having faith on eternity of capitalism consider seven decades of the grand … Read more
Hundred Years of the First Revolution to Annihilate Patriarchy, Oppression and Exploitation
Chirashree Das Gupta Hundred years since the Bolshevik Revolution, we live in a world in … Read more
‘Fail Again, Fail Better’: Repeating October Revolution in 21st Century
Pavel Tomar “As capitalism develops further, it is swallowing the same ground upon which … Read more
Towards Revolution: Indian Muhajirs adrift in Central Asia (1915-1920)
Suchetana Chattopadhyay (Prisoners in the Meerut Conspiracy Case. Shaukat Usmani (ex-Muhajir communist) fourth from left in the … Read more