
Narendra Modi’s Electoral Bandwagon Went Off the Road in Karnataka
The Bharatiya Janata Party saw last month’s state election in Karnataka as a crucial test of its ability to win votes in South India. The
The Bharatiya Janata Party saw last month’s state election in Karnataka as a crucial test of its ability to win votes in South India. The
We talk to legendary director Oliver Stone about his new film Nuclear Now, what he thinks about his critics, and why he sees nuclear energy
Narendra Modi’s government has launched a relentless clampdown in a bid to suppress its critics. As part of this drive, it is developing new tools
In recent years, much fanfare has accompanied the “bromance” between Narendra Modi and Benjamin Netanyahu — and the nationalist leaders’ intensification of the long-developing pact
This year marks the centennial of Mrinal Sen, one of India’s most brilliant Marxist filmmakers. His work combined a formal inventiveness that rivaled that of
Henry Kissinger enjoy wire-tapping phones and dropping bombs on innocent people (Picture: US National Archives) Detestable war criminal Henry Kissinger will soon celebrate his 100th
During the Cold War, US sociologists lionized Max Weber as a superior alternative to Karl Marx. For all his brilliance, Weber’s social theory glosses over
Nearing the end of WWII, armed forces stationed in Egypt established their own parliament to demand a socialist transformation of Britain’s economy. On VE Day,
Nearing the end of WWII, armed forces stationed in Egypt established their own parliament to demand a socialist transformation of Britain’s economy. On VE Day,
Nearing the end of WWII, armed forces stationed in Egypt established their own parliament to demand a socialist transformation of Britain’s economy. On VE Day,
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