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Latin America finds itself in an interesting predicament. While only the progressive governments are making progress on poverty alleviation, many countries seem to be moving to the right.

Thousands of daily wage workers—loaders, porters, helpers—lost their livelihoods overnight, especially around Bengal’s Petrapole and Ghojadanga.

Tens of thousands marched in four Croatian cities to oppose escalating far-right violence, intimidation, and revisionism.

The working class, farmers, small producers, and low-income households bear the harshest costs of a falling rupee, while the wealthier segments often gain.

Western prosperity is not a separate state achieved through Western diligence alone; it has been achieved through decimation of the economies of countries from where immigrants are fleeing.

Sri Lankan writer Shiran Illanperuma takes an intimate look at labor conditions in the island nation, from factories to plantations.

The US escalation of interventionist discourse regarding the polls in Honduras reveals the deep-seated fear of the victory of a progressive project in the Americas.

In this episode of ‘Padtaal Duniya Bhar Ki’, Newsclick’s Prabir Purkayastha unravels the real intentions behind the US threatening Venezuela.

Nine years after his death, we look back at some of the most relevant themes in Fidel Castro’s final writings after stepping down as President of Cuba.

COP30 was met with considerable criticism, including for its failure to meaningfully address the dangers the climate crisis poses to health.

COP30 was met with considerable criticism, including for its failure to meaningfully address the dangers the climate crisis poses to health.

Workers across Belgium are wrapping up a three-day strike wave opposing the government’s austerity plans, including salary freezes.