Pandemic-driven disruptions have given rise to 573 new billionaires in two years

A blood-curdling racism story from the heart of the United States

India’s military spending of $76.6 billion is 3rd highest in the world

Dr Amitav Banerjee talks about a problem scientists will face once the whole planet is vaccinated

Is there a hidden agenda in allowing banks to make money out of thin air?

But the country is still unable to stop income inequality. What exactly is going on?

Russia and USA are fighting a silent war of currencies. Will the dollar survive or perish?

At the root of the invasion lies a tense conflict between Orthodox churches. How did it originate?

Critical-thinking people around the world are slowly but surely emerging on top

Bhaskaran Raman brings us this exposition based on govt data

The state govt said that out of all the coronavirus deaths in Jan 2022, the jabbed-to-unjabbed ratio of deaths was 34-to-7

Jab mandates and lockdowns have exposed Canada as a fascist, authoritarian state

After the tennis No.1 was initially unwelcome at the Grand Slam, Paris opened the doors for him

Thousands of MNCs or corporate empires have hijacked India’s economy, making us an independent nation only in theory

Dr Amitav Banerjee demystifies the suspicious race to jab children against the coronavirus disease

Angry farmers end their historic stir at Delhi’s borders. What’s next?

The David-and-Goliath story becomes a reality on the tense borders of Delhi

A look at suspicious events in the build-up to the note ban on Nov 8, 2016

Women jailers posted at Byculla prison are testing positive for Covid-19

Can the United Nations Food Summit really end the hunger pandemic?

While farmers are protesting in India, the United Nations is holding a major event in New York

There’s a dark network of modern-day slavery operating in West Asia. Here’s how it works

After the Galwan Valley massacre, India ramped up its imports from China. Why?

KASHMIR 370
Excerpts from our reports after we visited ground zero right after August 5 2019

What is the protest all about? Here’s the story of a factory and a thousand tears

STAN SWAMY (1937-2021)
‘This is not a natural death, but the institutional murder of a gentle soul’

Last year, Afghan poppy cultivation grew by over a third and counter-narcotics ops slowed

91 organisations working on digital rights of farmers present a detailed consultation paper

Tens of millions of Americans are at the mercy of predatory pay-lending services

An experiment aims to slow global warming by partially stopping sunrays from reaching Earth

For six decades, he targeted imperialism with his distinct brand of protest songs

The fight to save Manali’s forests from a resort project funded by Alfred Brush Ford

Protesters at Delhi’s borders say stir will intensify if govt fails to respond

Indians should think twice before trusting vaccine angels vowing to ‘help’ them

India’s farmers thank people for the assembly poll outcome

Why are only two companies making all of India’s vaccines? Is democracy over? Are more lockdowns likely?

Protesters warn govt, ‘If you carry out ‘Operation Clean’, we will reply with ‘Operation Shakti’

Ambedkar’s 130th birth anniversary was today celebrated at the borders surrounding Delhi

Samyukta Kisan Morcha, an umbrella body of protesting farmers, is observing ‘FCI Bachao Divas’

Incident happened in the midst of a Mahapanchayat trail in Alwar

The grim story of transfer of wealth from the Global South to the West

Tense events from the farmers’ protest have brought this old question back

Thousands of profit-hungry MNCs or ’empires’ have hijacked India’s economy

The January 6 hooligans should have learnt from India’s farmers how to protest with decency

On Sept 3, a San Francisco court ruled Edward Snowden was right, US acted unlawfully against its own people

For a group of villagers from Rajatal near Wagah, life oscillates between one border and another

He slammed the country for letting its education system to drift away from science

Protesters in Europe and Latin America turned the table on their oppressors

DEC 8TH BHARAT BANDH
Facing the spectacle of reforms, the country’s farmers and workers make their pain and presence felt in the country’s power corridors

EXCLUSIVE
There was a tense standoff at the Delhi-Haryana western border as police tried to stop the rights activist from reaching the protesters – but she dodged them and made it

Watch out for the govt’s divide-and-rule plan to weaken the farmers’ protest, warns the rights activist in an interview to EmpireDiaries.com

It’s only because the richest 1% in the world are ‘immune’ to hunger deaths that ‘the virus of poverty’ will never be seen as a critical threat to the human race