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  • Celebrating Gandhi’s legacy to the world

    Mahatma Gandhi
    Yash Tandon | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    14.10.2019

    Mahatma Gandhi was born on 2 October 1869 – 150 years ago. I write this in honour of this great man; and make a brief assessment of his life and philosophy, and the enormous legacy he left behind.

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Asia Mahatma Gandhi

  • Yemen war intensifies after Washington and London calls for ceasefire

    Abayomi Azikiwe | Violence & Peace
    26.11.2018

    Since March of 2015, the United States has engineered and guided a genocidal war against the people of Yemen. Daily bombing operations by the Saudi Arabia-led coalition has killed tens of thousands of people, injured and sickened hundreds of thousands more and created the worse humanitarian crisis in the world.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Asia

  • Why I prefer “public service” to “activism”

    Prakash Kona | Advocacy & Solidarity
    20.10.2018

    A person who labours for the general good of all serves society and is worthy of his hire. Therefore, such bread-labour is not different from social service. What the vast mass of mankind does for self or at best for family, a social servant does for general good. – M. K. Gandhi.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity Asia

  • Why Trump, not Russia’s Putin, is winning the Syrian War

    Gerard Boyce | Violence & Peace
    18.08.2018

    Judging by media and popular accounts, with all the inherent limitations therein and biases attached thereto, President Putin’s recent visit to South Africa for the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) Summit was an overwhelming success. Based on the tone of commentary and analysis prepared thereon, President Putin is widely admired in South Africa and across the African continent for his strong leadership qualities, although not everybody agrees with his country’s policies. 

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Asia Syria War

  • Lessons Africa can learn from North Korea

    Yash Tandon | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    06.07.2018

    The author shares a number of lessons that African countries can learn from North Korea, especially the country's self-reliance ideology through economic, political and military independence. 

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Asia Lessons from North Korea

  • Third triumphant visit by DPRK Leader to China

    Abayomi Azikiwe | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    29.06.2018

    Kim Jong-un’s third trip to China took place just one week after his historic summit in Singapore with United States President Donald Trump. 

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Asia DPRK-US relations

  • Recent developments involving the DPRK and United States relations

    Abayomi Azikiwe | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    15.06.2018

    The summit between DPRK leader Kim Jong-un and his US counterpart Donald Trump in Singapore has drawn the attention of the international community given DPRK’s long tradition of struggle against imperialist military intervention.

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Asia USA-North Korea Summit

  • Kim-Trump summit: hard-core warmongers aren’t happy

    Farooque Chowdhury | Violence & Peace
    15.06.2018

    The hard-core warmongers aren’t happy with the just completed Kim-Trump Singapore summit. The warmongers love warmongering and war as these increase their amount and rate of profit. Reactions to the latest diplomatic development in the Korea region speak this love. The warmongers feel pain as they find Kim, the North Korean leader, in a favourable position. Hence, to this group, the summit is a failure.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Asia USA-North Korea Summit

  • Why I could never live in the United States

    Prakash Kona | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    15.06.2018

    Life is more than big houses, luxury cars and individual liberties. All these things have their place in life, but our being on this planet is for humanity. Life without love, compassion and humanity is not worth living even if one had all the riches that the so-called modern countries can offer. 

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Asia Humanity and compassion

  • Reactionary Bollywood

    Prakash Kona | Arts & Book Reviews
    27.04.2018

    By and large the film industry everywhere is a dedicated supporter of the political establishment; Bollywood, more than a manifestation of the pan-Indian cultural industry, takes the cake. 

    Tagged under Arts & Book Reviews Asia Bollywood

  • Aggression: Imperialism strikes Syria again

    Farooque Chowdhury | Violence & Peace
    20.04.2018

    Imperialism again carries on a direct aggression against Syria. And, with its bloody claws, heinous imperialism again asserts its age-old axiom: Everything is and will be dominated; no effort for a peaceful life will be allowed.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Asia USA attack on Syria

  • African traders in China: is the honeymoon over?

    Daouda Cissé | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    09.03.2018

    Since 2016, news about African traders leaving China has spread. According to analysts, the world commodity price drop rather than China’s economic restructuring is a contributing factor in making African traders leave China. 


    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Asia Africa-China Relation

  • Chief imperialist power (USA) has to listen to Russia

    Farooque Chowdhury | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    09.03.2018

    This article describes and comments on Russian President Vladimir Putin’s 2018 “State of Nation Speech”. 

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Asia Vladmir Putin

  • One-man rule in China: Africa should be worried

    Charles Mwewa | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    09.03.2018

    Power is sweet, even unavoidable, at times. Call him president, commander-in-chief, head of the security council, party chief, and chairman of everything from innocuous intra-governmental agencies to multi-lateral conglomerates baptised into China’s mainstream socialistic agenda; Xi Jinping may be brewing a cocktail too detrimental to the future of democracy in Africa.

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Asia Xi Jinping

  • The no-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict

    Jeremy R. Hammond | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    21.07.2016

    It is time for the citizens of the world to effect the paradigm shift required to bring about a peaceful resolution to the world’s most infamous conflict.

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Asia Palestine

  • Eleven signs that BDS continues to grow despite Israel’s war of repression

    BDS | Advocacy & Solidarity
    21.07.2016

    Western governments, leading political parties and the world’s largest human rights organizations have recently recognized BDS as a legitimate means of nonviolently advocating and campaigning for Palestinian freedom, justice and equality.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity Asia BDS, Israel, Palestine

  • INDIA'S PLANNED SUPERCOMPUTING GRID

    Contributor | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    07.03.2002

    An interesting article at CNET details the planned implemtentation of a supercomputing grid in India. India is a developing country, but this has not stopped it's rapid progress in the world of ICTs. It is on the way to becoming a serious contender in the digital world.

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Asia

  • China, Brazil, India, 9 other nations form alliance against biopiracy

    Contributor | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    28.02.2002

    China, Brazil, India, and nine other of the world's most biodiverse countries signed an alliance Monday to fight biopiracy and press for rules protecting their people's rights to genetic resources found on their land. The declaration — also signed by representatives of Indonesia, Costa Rica, Colombia, Ecuador, Kenya, Peru, Venezuela, and South Africa — echoed complaints long voiced by Indians and environmentalists: that wealthy nations are "prospecting" for species in order to patent or sell them without offering concessions or benefits for local people.

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Asia

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