Gaza: Genocide in the Age of Artificial Intelligence and Global Surveillance
By Mohamed El Mokhtar The convergence of military occupation, corporate power, and technological advancement has created something…
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Solidarity is the Political Version of Love
The moral of the story, don’t hold on to something as silly as copyright. We are here to change society. Disseminate your articles/videos/photos or whatever content you produce, through as many platforms as possible.
Waqf: A universal model of compassion and welfare
This essay explores the role of waqf—charitable endowments made by Muslims in India—within the broader framework of minority rights. I argue that empowering minorities is essential for realizing India’s vision as a pluralistic society free from discrimination and exclusion.
Climate change: why should the Global South pay for the profligacy of the likes of Taylor Swift, Elon Musk?
The question is why should the global south pay for the profligacy of the likes of Taylor Swift, Elon Musk and the like?
Islamophobia in the the ‘City of Joy’
If someone decides what I should believe, what I should eat, and what I should wear, then what's the point of saying we're independent people?
Racist riots are nothing new – they’re part of the fabric of British society
The idea that it is a surprise again is a bit strange given Britain's been having these kinds of riots ever since we’ve been in the country. You've had these problems in 1919 in Cardiff, 1958, the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 2001 in Bradford and Oldham. This is a feature of British society, this happens a lot. It’s clearly an expression of wider societal racism.
What are the protests really about?
For all the braggadocio about Bangladesh’s development and rising economy, our nation’s growth has been largely jobless in nature -- and joblessness is a major factor amongst our youth groups, with the youth unemployment rate sitting at a staggering 15.7%
The release of Julian Assange: plea deals and dark legacies
From the perspective of publishers, journalists and scribblers keen to keep the powerful accountable, the plea must be seen as enormously troubling. It ultimately goes to the brutal exercise of US extraterritorial power against any publisher, irrespective of outlet and irrespective of nationality.
What a second Trump presidency might mean for the rest of the world
Another Trump presidency threatens to deepen US isolationism and backslide on US commitments to international bodies
Rethinking Lenin
According to Lenin, imperialism is not the result of nationalist values, ideas or policies but of concrete economic imperatives. His understanding is the way of understanding international politics today.