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India’s middle‑class crisis: the great bifurcation and the Gen Z uprising

The student protests we have been witnessing in India can be explained in large part by the crisis facing the Indian middle class, marked in particular by graduate unemployment and a...

The voyage of Nicolas Baudin and ‘art in the service of science’

Christine Judith Nicholls, Flinders University and Dany Breelle, Flinders...

Will Justice Forever Elude Survivors of Kunan-Poshpora?

Image courtesy: greaterkashmir.com, Home page image courtesy: India TodayOver...

Butter Chai Ruminations at Norbulinka

Credit:Rukmini SenIt was raining ferociously when we reached our...

NIA Court Convicts One for Life in 2014 Mass Killing of Muslims, Assam

Image Courtesy: Countercurrents.orgThe special NIA court, Guwahati, on July...

Will a People’s Movement Restore Sustainability & Peace to Arunachal Pradesh?

Lama Lobang Gyatso, Tawang                                                          Lama Lobang Gyatso speaks and explains...

Leopard: Fault-lines in Syria’s Revolutionary Endeavours on Film

Syrian filmmaker Nabil Maleh epitomizes the figure of the...

Erdogan and Turkey in the Terror Net: Video Interview

Image Courtesy: www.pbs.orgThe Istanbul Blasts, ISIS and the West Courtesy...

Video didn’t kill the radio star – she’s hosting a podcast

Podcasters P.J. Vogt, host of Reply All, and Starlee...

Israeli Settlements Explained: Video

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In this three-minute episode, which originally aired on AJ+ Labs, host Dena Takruri explains what Israeli settlements are, the violence they cause to Palestinians, and their critical role in fueling conflict.
 
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Chilcot’s Blind Spot: Iraq War Report Buries Oil Evidence, Fails to Address Motive

Photo credit: Los Angeles TimesWhen the UK invaded, Iraq...

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Vande Mataram and the 2026 Amendment: From voluntary honour to penal coercion

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Muslim women will define their own lives & choices: Bebaak Collective responds to Kerala cleric

Islamic history is rich with examples of women’s participation, says a statement issued by Bebaak Collective that also condemns the Kerala Muslim cleric’s controversial statement

Six Days On, Still No FIR: What happened to Shaheen and Nafisa Khan at Saket Police Station?

Shaheen and Nafisa Khan gave a detailed written complaint naming police personnel, describing the alleged assault and pointing to CCTV footage. Yet six days after the September 3 incident, the women say their case has still not been registered