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• 8 June, by Achin Vanaik

  Whither Farmers’ Struggles in India?

  The ongoing struggle of farmers in India is the most significant mass mobilization in decades and represents the biggest challenge to the government of Narendra Modi since it first came to power (...)
• 17 May, by Laura Capote and Zoe Alexandra

  Colombia’s Leaders Want to Stain Their Country with the Blood of the Working Class

  As police and military forces in Colombia use violence to try to repress the massive mobilizations that grew out of a national strike, demonstrators have seen flagrant violations of their human (...)
• 1 May, by Dimitrios Roussopoulos

  The Paris Commune –Yesterday and Today – 1871-2021

  ‘Although we like to think in linear terms, history has its own cunning that carries us along strange and mysterious paths. Long forgotten, ‘defeated; movements and their ideals sometimes emerge (...)
• 1 May, by Gustave Massiah

  The Paris Commune and Alterglobalism

  The Paris Commune is a universal moment. We rediscover each time its significance in relation to the new questions that arise in building the future. A specific event of extraordinary density (...)
• 1 May, by Sumanta Banerjee

  Embers of the Paris Commune

  This year we are celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Paris Commune of 1871 - the biggest urban insurrection of the nineteenth century, that led to the setting up of a grass roots based (...)
• 1 May, by Kevin Callahan

  The Paris Commune and the Irish Freedom Struggle

  In honour of the 150th anniversary of “La commune de Paris” To the contemporary left, the Paris Commune is an iconic event. However, like the Latin prayers I used to mumble as a Catholic altar (...)
• 1 May, by Donald Cuccioletta

  The Paris Commune 1871: 150th Year Anniversary of the First Socialist Government

  The French Revolution of 1789 opened up a period of French history that led to the first socialist government, The Paris Commune 1871. The French Revolution of 1789 ushered in an attempt, (...)
• 1 May, by Vinod Mubayi

  As Disaster Strikes, India Teeters on the Brink

  In the internet age, news of disasters is difficult to hide even for authoritarian regimes that try to stifle dissent or conceal images that show them in a bad light. The videos from India freely (...)
• 1 May, by Catherine Pappas

  Crossing the Threshold

  I went through the Erez border crossing for the first time in 2006. The ultra-sophisticated architecture of this highly secured facility made of concrete, steel, wire and armored glass reminds (...)
• 1 May, by Catherine Pappas

  I.A. Rehman: Tribute to a Great Peace and Human Rights Activist

  It is with great sadness that we learned of the passing of long-time comrade and human rights activist I.A. Rehman in Lahore on April 12, 2021. Mr. Rehman, a veteran communist, was a co-founder (...)

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