Daniel Bensaid and Question of Strategy In Fascist India
Introduction: A Strategist in the Ruins of Defeat The fall of the Soviet Union in 1991 was not merely a
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Politics
Burkina Faso: Traoré, a conservative, anti-democratic despot
Amandla! sent a series of questions to Rahmane Idrissa. Here are the questions and his answers. Amandla!: Ibrahim Traoré came
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Budget 2024: ‘Deep Marketisation’ in Sri Lanka
Ranil Wickremesinghe’s Budget for 2024 had safe passage on third reading on 13 December as expected, with a majority of
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Bailing out the Creditors-
Sri Lanka’s IMF deal neither solves the country’s economic crisis nor helps those who need it most Sri Lanka’s IMF
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Modi’s government is in danger after the Karnataka election results!
The undoubted good about the Karnataka assembly elections is the significant blow it has dealt to the BJP. Despite Prime
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In Sri Lanka’s crisis, a new president and old problems
Sri Lanka has a new president. On 20th July, parliament in accordance with the Constitution elected by a clear majority
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Sri Lanka’s Crisis is Endgame for Rajapaksas
Sri Lanka’s citizens’ movement known as the Janatha Aragalaya (‘Peoples’ Struggle’), notched its most significant victory yet, when Gotabaya Rajapaksa
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Workers’ uprising topples Sri Lanka’s Prime Minister
The mass uprising against austerity that began in Sri Lanka at the end of March has forced Mahinda Rajapaksa out
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Leon Trotsky: The German Enigma (1932)
The IIRE is working on a new collection of Trotsky’s writings on fascism. This new translation of a 1932 article
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Notes to the People: Russia, Ukraine and NATO
It is appropriate to begin this week’s column with a quote from Vijay Prasad of Tricontinental Institute for Social Research:
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