Following Milei’s veto of a law that seeks to improve conditions in university education, thousands of students, teachers, and workers will take to the streets in protest across Argentina.
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Can We Save World’s Largest Flowers From Brink of Extinction?
The 42 known species of the genus Rafflesia are under threat due to deforestation and habitat destruction.
Ethiopia Inaugurates Africa’s Largest Hydroelectric Dam
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam marks the end of a 14-year, $5 billion undertaking that has reshaped the country’s energy ambitions and geopolitics of the Nile Basin.
Sahel Seeks Sovereignty: Two Years On
The upcoming anniversary of the AES is a moment to commend the courage and vision of the people of the Sahel.
How a Socialist Economy Thwarts Depressions
A fall in demand under capitalism necessarily means a fall in output, while under socialism it is absorbed entirely through a fall in prices with no change in output.
Paradise Lost: A Palestinian Farmer on Settler Violence, Dispossession
An expert compares Israel’s pastoral settlement policy to the mass slaughter of the American bison, which European colonists practiced to subdue native Americans by depriving them of their major source of livelihood.
Karki is Nepal’s Interim PM; Attacks on Qatar, Venezuela
In this episode of ‘Padtaal Duniya Bhar Ki’, NewsClick Prabir Purkayastha speaks on the latest situation in Nepal, and the meaning of the attacks on Qatar and Venezuela.
What is 4T in Mexico? MORENA’s Project Under Debate
The Tricontinental Institute attempts to demonstrate the historical role of the project carried out by former President López Obrador and continued by current President Sheinbaum. This report summarises some of its most important ideas.
Indian Left Decries BJP Govt for Hosting Israeli Minister
Bezalel Smotrich is one of the architects of Israeli genocide in Gaza and has been banned by several countries. There is a pending ICC warrant against him.
Nepal: An Uprising About Jobs, Dignity, Broken Development Model
The resignation of Nepali PM KP Oli, amid massive youth-driven protests has raised many questions for the people of Nepal and its once united Left. While many have accused the uprising about merely being in response to a social media ban, the roots are much deeper.
Leading International Economists Slam Israel’s ‘Weaponisation of Starvation’
A joint statement by 140 economists from around the world calls for boycott of economic, cultural and sporting relations with Israel.
‘Gen-Z’ Protest Changes Nepal’s Face; What Lies Ahead?
India’s neighbour Nepal is in political turmoil. Newsclick Editor Prabir Purkayastha discusses why the youth are angry and what direction the movement could take.