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Trump Not Unhappy At Israeli Missile Strikes Against Iran’s Nuclear Facilities

By Sushil Kutty Another ‘war’ and we have balcony seats, some front row ones, and it doesn’t matter so long as you aren’t in danger of catching a missile, forget the odd ‘enemy drone’ which escaped the iron dome or the Iranian shield, which folks say works considerably less...

Jun 16 · >

Can Zohran Mamdani Expand Democratic Socialist Base In American Politics?

By Bhaskar Sunkara NEW YORK: A little over a year ago, I organized a meeting in New York City between a visiting member of Congress and a handful of local activists from across the Left. Among those present was New York Assembly Member Zohran Mamdani. Mamdani wasn’t the most...

Jun 16 · >

ANI’s De Facto Monopoly In Govt Media Work Is Dangerous To Democracy

By Avani Bansal Videos from the recent all party delegation to different countries on the India-Pakistan conflict had one thing in common – Asian News Agency’s (‘ANI’) logo. So a question naturally arises – can one news agency (ANI), which is a private company (unlike some others such as...

Jun 16 · >

All Eyes On What Iran Does To Oil Traffic Through Strait Of Hormuz

By K Raveendran Israel’s strike against Iran has reignited a familiar tension in global energy markets, sending oil prices climbing into the mid-$70 per barrel range. The impact is not just visible in the numbers, but in the broader nervousness sweeping across energy trading floors and geopolitical circles alike....

Jun 14 · >

Global Intervention Is Urgently Needed To Stop Israeli War Against Iran

By Ben Chacko LONDON: Israel’s illegal and unprovoked bombing of Iran, killing military leaders, scientists and numerous other civilians, puts us on the brink of catastrophic conflict. An attack on this scale would be treated as an act of war by any country. Nor is the Israeli strike a...

Jun 14 · >

High Stakes Of Latest Agreement Between United States And China

By Dr Imran Khalid “We made a great deal with China. We’re very happy with it.” So declared President Donald Trump in his familiar tone of triumphant ambiguity on June 11, fresh off what was touted as a breakthrough agreement to restore a trade truce between the United States...

Jun 14 · >

Trump’s Standing As A President Dips Overseas But Rises Among His MAGA Support Base

By T N Ashok WASHINGTON: Donald Trump, the 47th president of the United States, has virtually shaken the world with his aggressive domestic and foreign policies – anti immigration involving massive deportation of so-called aliens spending at least $100 billions of taxpayers’ money, it will cost $750 billion before...

Jun 14 · >

Donald Trump Is Delivering An Iran War No One Wants In America

By Branko Marcetic NEW YORK: There are moments in a presidency of no turning back, decisions made and actions taken that are so consequential and far-reaching, they mark a fundamental turning point. George W. Bush’s invasion of Iraq, for example, poisoned Bush’s presidency and reshaped the Middle East for...

Jun 14 · >

Death Of Two Air India Crew Members Of Manipur Has Imparted A Sense Of Solidarity

By Rabindra Nath Sinha KOLKATA: It goes without saying that the messages of the two Manipur organizations condoling the death of two crew members from the state in the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad on June 12, Thursday afternoon, is of immense sentimental value. But, in Manipur’s context,...

Jun 14 · >

INDIA Bloc Parties Start Preparatory Work For Seat Sharing Talks In Bihar Polls

By Arun Srivastava Amidst the speculation making round the political circle that NDA leadership has nearly reached a consensus in the matter of seat sharing for the 2025 assembly election in Bihar by year end, comes the news that the coordination committee of Bihar unit of INDIA block has...

Jun 14 · >

International Convention On Decent Work In Platform Economy Deferred

By Dr. Gyan Pathak Yet to be fully implemented resolution “the Transition from the Informal to the Formal Economy Recommendation, 2015 (No. 204)” adopted by the International Labour Conference (ILC) of the International Labour Organization (ILO) even after 10 years of its adoption, gets another resolution in its support...

Jun 14 · >

India Abstaining During Voting On UN Resolution For Ceasefire In Gaza Is The Lowest Point Of Diplomacy

By Nitya Chakraborty On Thursday June 12, Indian diplomacy under the Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached its lowest ebb when India abstained in the United Nations General Assembly from a vote on a resolution demanding an immediate, unconditional and permanent ceasefire in Gaza. The 193 member UN general assembly...

Jun 13 · >

U.S.-China Trade Deal May Adversely Affect India’s Ambitious Manufacturing Plans

By T N Ashok NEW YORK: US President Donald Trump went to town with his announcement that his Art of the Deal with China on trade and tariffs was a Done Deal even as China chose to downplay it as the negotiations finalised at a uniform tariff of 55%...

Jun 13 · >

Israel’s Attack On Iranian Military Targets Has Potential For Full Scale War In West Asia

By Asad Mirza Israel’s attacks on Iran could lead to a catastrophic potential full-scale war, further destabilising an already volatile Middle East, with serious implications for global security. Such a conflict could disrupt global oil supplies, involve international powers, and deepen regional instability. Israel’s June 13 airstrikes on Iranian...

Jun 13 · >

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari Is Beleaguered Pakistan’s Hope For Cornering India

By Sushil Kutty Pakistan’s foreign minister for a short while Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari is emerging as the top diplomat of South Asia. This is the view in the western world just getting to know that Pakistan is peacenik and India is warmonger, led by foreign minister S Jaishankar, who, according...

Jun 13 · >

Indian Policy Makers Have To Look Now At The U.S. Designs In Indian Subcontinent

By Dr. Ram Puniyani The Pahalgam attack on tourists led to a chain reaction leading the attack on bases of terrorist violence in Pakistan. As a ceasefire has been in place; it is time to think about dealing with this cancerous phenomenon in society. Surely the phenomenon of terror...

Jun 13 · >

Congress Party Workers In Uttar Pradesh Upbeat About Early Revival

By Pradeep Kapoor LUCKNOW: For the first time in so many years, Congress Party appears to be in revival mode to take on BJP in 2027 assembly elections. In Uttar Pradesh.. Congress Party is seriously implementing the agenda through Sangathan Srijan programs all over the state to set up...

Jun 13 · >

Columbia’s Left Wing President Announces Referendum In Support Of His Labour Reforms

By Satyaki Chakraborty The South American nation Columbia is in political turmoil as the left wing President Gustavo Petro went to the people of the country with his proposal for labour reforms through referendum after the Senate rejected his proposal. The Senate is dominated by the anti-Left parties. Petro...

Jun 13 · >
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