Fanfare in India this week over the British royal melodrama shows the depth and reach of a persistent colonial hangover

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Dr. Kallol Guha

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Vandana Shiva

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Vidyarthy Chatterjee

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Dr. Amitav Banerjee

California Inc. matches the sway that empires from the past enjoyed – such as the Romans, Greeks, British, Spanish, Russians, and Mongols

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Alan McLeod

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John Pilger

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Dr. Amitav Banerjee

The RRR song’s picturisation is a demeaning and dystopian setting straight from the days of colonial India

GREAT GAME 2.0
The economic implications of Air India’s agreements with Boeing and Airbus that the popular press didn’t tell you about

The two enemies are passionately locked in an embrace when it comes to bilateral trade. What’s the missing piece of the puzzle?

An article on World Bank’s website gives us a peek into the New World Order of money control

Wasn’t it poetic justice that vaccine promoter Bill Gates was clapping from the stands at The Djoker’s historic Australian Open victory?

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Dr. Amitav Banerjee

India can’t afford to lose this economic war. Here’s why

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Dr. Amitav Banerjee

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Dr. Vandana Shiva

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Dr. Amitav Banerjee

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Bhaskaran Raman

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Dr. Amitav Banerjee

Why is there a push for GM seeds? Vandana Shiva writes

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Dr. Amitav Banerjee

The world needs to realise Ukraine isn’t the only gripping crisis out there

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Nadim Siraj

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Dr. Amitav Banerjee

If the stalled 2015 deal springs back to life, oil prices will plunge in a relief for oil-importing nations

British politics is caught in an existential crisis this uneasy summer

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Dr. Amitav Banerjee

The country was doomed to spiral into chaos when the US military invaded it in 2001

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Carla Peeters

A sophisticated project is underway to siphon off India’s financial resources

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Pat Hynes

The self-proclaimed ‘First World’ loves to superimpose its own worries on the rest of us as everyone’s crises. It’s colonialism by other means

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Dr. Firuzi Mehta

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A close look at precisely why the epidemic of mass shootings continues

Dr Vandana Shiva puts the pieces of the puzzle together as the island nation burns

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The tennis icon rose above his conformist competitors by taking a stand against the new abnormal of vaccine mandates

We’re fighting against two viruses – the pathogen itself, and the virus of ‘vaccine apartheid’

‘The damage done to him is beyond doubt. But so, too, is his courage’

The chaos in Kabul is part of a perpetual conflict between the two giants from east and west

After 20 years of occupation, the US is rolling out cinematic visuals of American-Afghan bonding

The US, China and Russia are ganging up to justify the Taliban’s return to power. Why?

There’s an outcry over Pegasus spyware. But other evils such as Toka are not drawing attention and alarm

दिल्ली की सीमाओं पर चल रहा किसानों का आंदोलन, 1970 के दशक में जयप्रकाश नारायण द्वारा इंदिरा गांधी को सत्ता से बेदखल करने वाले आंदोलन की तरह ही तेजी से फैलता जा रहा है

Going digital will improve farming or will it help corporates grab farmland?

The farmers’ protest increasingly resembles the agitation famously launched by Jayaprakash Narayan

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

‘He leaves behind a legacy of truth-telling to the very faces of powers-that-be,’ writes Vidyarthy Chatterjee

Even before Covid, India was experiencing its longest economic slowdown since 1991, writes Colin Todhunter

Corporations are jumping onto the ‘sustainability’ bandwagon by undermining traditional farming, writes Colin Todhunter

A deal could let Walmart, Amazon dominate India’s e-retail sector, writes Colin Todhunter

People’s search habits, social media post history are among the data up for sale, writes Raul Diego

Agri empire’s hidden agenda is to roll out farmerless farms, writes Colin Todhunter

The new laws would make India rely on outside forces to feed its population

An increasing number of countries want to become food self-sufficient, writes Colin Todhunter

Alphabet ran regulatory threats as the pandemic diminished, and then boosted profits, writes Adrianne Jeffries

Today, neoliberal dogma masquerades as economic theory, writes Colin Todhunter

The world is losing farms through concentration of land into the hands of agribusinesses, writes Colin Todhunter

Affluent empires of the world watch from a distance as the refugees are condemned to the unstable, unliveable, silt island of Bhashan Char, which frequently gets swept, submerged, and can disappear into the sea any day

The dark episode is only the tip of the iceberg as bloated corporate imperialists tighten their vicious grip on financially vulnerable countries such as India

CULTURE DIARIES
By Vidyarthy Chatterjee

When the new farm bills were passed, it was the straw that broke the camel’s back. From that point on, there’s been no looking back for India’s outraged farmers

To look at the Maradona-Argentina relationship through the lens of ‘empirism’ – in a hypothetical way – Maradona was, and posthumously is, that ‘empire’. And Argentina is that empire’s land

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By John Whitehead

BIG TECH
By Indranil Chakraborty

CULTURE DIARIES
By Vidyarthy Chatterjee

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By John Pilger

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By Vidyarthy Chatterjee

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By John Pilger

Through information control and crafty jugglery of words, the US has convinced us not to call the nuclear attacks on Japan ‘acts of terror’

THE DOC’S LAB
By Dr. S A Siraj

For ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’, the new oil deal with the US could turn out to be suicidal

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By Manishankar Prasad

Thought capitalists are profiting from what we think. Because for them, our thoughts are gold

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By Ratna

Our tendency to defend borders is linked to phenomena like lions in the jungle angrily tearing into each other for territorial domination and stray dogs ‘scent-marking’ their jurisdiction

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The Last Word By Awbuck Qandoe