Telangana Chief Minister Chandrashekhar Rao orders Rs.1,000 fine on those not wearing mask, seeks more COVID-19 vaccine supplies from Centre
Amnesty International’s latest human rights report comes down heavily on the Indian government’s clampdown on civil liberties in Kashmir
NATO NATO: Losing relevance John Cherian The London meeting of NATO leaders, meant to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the ...
Pakistan Imran Khan on the back foot John Cherian A host of economic and political challenges force Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan to be ...
Julian Assange Assange languishes in jail By John Cherian The WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, in need of urgent medical attention, continues to ...
Bolivia Racist coup in Bolivia John Cherian Right-wing forces effect a violent regime change in Bolivia forcing Evo Morales to quit as ...
United States Trial and error: The impeachment proceedings against Trump Vijay Prashad The impeachment trial against President Donald Trump over Ukrainegate may end up hurting ...
Sri Lanka Rajapaksas back in the game R.K. Radhakrishnan With Gotabaya Rajapaksa winning the presidential election in Sri Lanka and his brothers ...
Syria Syria: Russian helping hand John Cherian Trump claims victory for the withdrawal of Syrian Kurdish forces from the border with ...
Brazil Brazil: Lula da Silva back for battle John Cherian After 19 months in prison, former President Lula is free and determined to take on Jair ...
Latin America Latin America: Return of the Pink Tide Vijay Prashad Elections in the past month in Latin America have brought the Left back to power, while ...
Sri Lanka: New reality R.K. Radhakrishnan Recently in Sri Lanka Regardless of who wins the presidential election on November 16, India’s equation with its ...
Myanmar Myanmar: Struggling democracy Luv Puri As Myanmar gets set for the 2020 general election, peaceful and inclusive democracy ...
Movements Youths all over the world stand up to power John Cherian Youths rise in protest in Chile, Ecuador, Lebanon, Iraq and Egypt against elitist rulers, ...
Iraq Death blow to Islamic State John Cherian The U.S. President’s self-congratulation over the killing of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who was ...
Gotabaya on reconciliation The United Nations panel of experts estimated in 2011 that 40,000 civilians had been ...
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka presidential election: Past in the present R.K. Radhakrishnan In Sri Lanka Sinhala majoritarianism dominates the campaign for the November presidential election.
West Asia Turkish misadventure in Syria BY John Cherian Turkey launches a military offensive in northern Syria, with U.S. President Donald Trump’s ...
India & Bangladesh Bangladesh and India: Deals & misgivings John Cherian The Dhaka-Delhi bonhomie seems to be on a roll, with seven agreements signed during Sheikh ...
India-China India & China: Resetting relations John Cherian The informal meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping ...
Ecuador The spectre of IMF in Ecuador Vijay Prashad After protests break out across the country, President Lenin Moreno withdraws the decree ...
United Nations Diminishing relevance of the U.N. Luv Puri Apart from the local dynamics underpinning any conflict, macro structural variables of the ...
U.S.-Iran Missile attack on Saudi oil facilities: Game of drones John Cherian The drone and missile attacks on Saudi oil facilities by Houthi fighters in Yemen spoil ...
United Kingdom U.K.: Brexit tensions John Cherian The Supreme Court ruling that the Prime Minister acted illegally in the proroguing of ...
Diary from Trumpland Trump in trouble Vijay Prashad President Donald Trump faces calls for impeachment once again. But as one who does not ...
Hong Kong Protesters in Hong Kong: Running out of causes John Cherian Protesters make new demands and vent their ire on the city government, causing substantial ...
