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Corbyn’s challenge to neoliberal politics
by Akhter Sobhan Masroor : A SIGNIFICANT shift is emerging in the political landscape of the United Kingdom, as former Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn and MP Zarah Sultana haveReadMore
On seeing the future too clearly
Rebecca Gordon : I SPENT the summer of 1965 arguing about the Vietnam War. I was 13, and my interlocutor was my 18-year-old camp counsellor in Vermont. She was headedReadMore
Protecting children’s rights
Md Siddique Ali : CHILDHOOD, from birth to eighteen, is the single most formative period in human life. It is during these years that the foundations of physical, cognitive, social,ReadMore
Choice between peace and escalation
by Medea Benjamin and Nicolas JS Davies : Donald Trump came into office promising to end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours. Now, six months later, his high stakesReadMore
Manufactured freedom and myth of choice
Shakil Ahmad : WHAT if the most sinister achievement of modern capitalism is its ability to convince people that their suffering is entirely self-inflicted? Netflix’s Squid Game, which burst intoReadMore
Revitalising people’s power
by Anwar Hossain Forhad : THE hope that the July uprising ignited appears to be fading after just one year. Those who once felt the experience of power are nowReadMore
Netanyahu and taking over Gaza
Binoy Kampmark : TO SAY that Israel’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, had lost the plot is to assume he ever had one. With a dearth of ideas as to howReadMore
“I Feel Useless”: Sam Altman reacts to the power of ChatGPT-5
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has said that he feels “useless” witnessing the capabilities of ChatGPT-5, the company’s latest artificial intelligence (AI) model. In a recent podcast, Mr Altman claimed thatReadMore
