How Trump’s spat with Zelensky threatens the security of the world – including the US
By Natasha Lindstaedt After the catastrophic press conference on February 28 between Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky and…
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Confusion in finding Marx in Bangladesh
Marx influences many cultural activities/creations in Bangladesh. It ranges from songs, dances and dramas to drawings, pictures, sculptures and motifs. Posters, leaflets, banners and graffiti, and slogans in processions in Bangladesh fail to escape Marx.
What does Trump 2.0 mean for the world?
Trump is making a lot of people within and outside the United States nervous. Most believe that Trump is bad news all round.
Looting of the Sudan National Museum – more is at stake than priceless ancient treasures
The restored materials in the National Museum serve as touchstones of Sudanese identity and symbolise resilience. Future generations will no longer have access to the reminders of their ancestry that express the complexity of their identity.
Street vendors, gig and platform workers in heat wave conditions
2024 witnessed extreme heatwave conditions. As per analysis of Heat Watch, there were about 600 deaths due to heat waves.
Jute mills in Bengal estimate 30 per cent decline in demand for jute bags in 2024-25
Lack of demand led to a demand and supply crisis. It forced some jute mills to lower the number of shifts or cut down the shift hours.
Israel is torturing, abducting and using children as human shields in Gaza – Analysis
By Robert Inlakesh A child named Karim, who was detained by the Israeli occupation forces, testified that…
The Dialectics of Unity and the Left
By Carlos L Garrido In societies fractured by class antagonisms, the ruling elite who control the…
Government employees in RSS: hastening the end of democratic-secular polity
The July 9 directive came to public notice only on July 23 which not only removed RSS from the category of political organization but also from being threat to democratic-secular Indian polity.
The rise of residential segregation and discrimination against Muslims in India
In cities across India, Muslims face systemic barriers when attempting to rent or buy residential space, not limited to private landlords; it permeates housing societies and real estate markets, often justified under the guise of maintaining social harmony. However, this so-called harmony is nothing more than a façade for prejudice.