Student Reporter: Hritam Mukherjee University: […]
Green Capitalism: A Feasible Future?
Student Reporter: Hritam Mukherjee University: […]
Latin American countries struggle with Covid19 has yet to reach the peak
In Chile curfews and quarantines […]
May 5, a day to honor missing indigenous women and girls
Red dresses hanging on birch […]
A large amount of farm products are being wasted everyday in Corona crisis. What else can be done?
Maryam Parvaz In a report […]
29 April webinar: States of Control – the dark side of pandemic politics by Transnational Institute
In our next Wednesday webinar […]
How people react to the news of political leaders getting corona?
When the news came about […]
Is lockdown the magic solution to Covid 19?
Shailendra Rai, Resilience Advisor, VSO […]
Turkish government murdered dissent singer Helin Bölek
Last night Helin Bölek a […]
The Illusion of LGBTQ+ Privilege
Why does the mainstream media […]
NAM : Aligning ourselves in the direction of progress
Globalization is often described as […]
Pokemon Go : The organized desire
Alfie Bown Co-editor of Hong […]
Alan Badiou : How to change the world? – Happiness against Satisfaction
Alan Badioau (Nexus Conference ‘How […]
Wasted : The Mars in Me
Should we have to live with the waste that we generate or should we be able to hide it somewhere? Have we not become nomads on a global scale, a society which can only be understood through the social psychology of a nomadic community?
Las Patronas, Seeds of Hope
Las Patronas are located in the village La Patrona, in the town of Amatlán de los Reyes (Veracruz). This image depicts the Virgin of Guadalupe who is a model for them.
Glass Steagall Act : Banks too big to fail, Bankers too big to jail
It divided the banks into two groups: the commercial banks, that take your deposits, ordinary people, supposed to give money to small businesses to help grow the economy; and then the investment banks, taking money from rich people, investing it in more speculative activities.
TPP: TRANS PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP
Imagine a corporation suing a government, saying that they have right to kill and you cannot regulate my product. And if you do then you have to pay me not to kill you.
The President 2016: Democrat, Bernie Sanders !!
A 74 year old grandfather is attracting thousands of Students, Workers and Women.
We should not be in country where there should be bank to big to fail and bankers too big to jail.
Students on the Road: #OccupyUGC #FeesMustFall #MillionStudentMarch
The issue of tuition fees and university education seems to go on and on, with new concerns or proposals being brought to the public’s attention on a regular basis. This last couple of months saw the latest in a series of student protests regarding higher education, with thousands of students taking to the streets , be it in India or South Africa, or United States of America, or London, to sum up across the globe, to express their opposition not only to higher fees but also to the so-called ‘privatisation’ of universities.
La Quimera : Squatted social centres, an open door to a new society
Their status may be illegal, but their intention is legitimate.
A big banner which hangs over the main door of a huge building announces that we have come to Squatted Social Centre La Quimera.
Landfill protests in Beirut
A widely used symbol of protests in the city of Beirut has been the altered flag of Lebanon with a trash bag taking place of the iconic cedar tree. Though, the citizens confess that it is generating negative publicity but they want to do anything and everything to raise awareness among fellow citizens and instil consciousness among the already paralysed polity of the country.