Nepal’s Gen-Z uprising is about jobs, dignity – and a 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.
El elefante y el dragón eligen el diálogo: por qué el reinicio de la OCS es importante para la India, China y el Sur Global
Desde una perspectiva desarrollista, la cooperación entre India y China no es una indulgencia ideológica: es una estrategia de crecimiento.
Elephant and dragon choose dialogue: Why the SCO reset matters for India, China, and the Global South
From a developmentalist perspective, India–China cooperation is not an ideological indulgence; it’s a growth strategy.
Kerala, gobernada por los comunistas, está erradicando la pobreza extrema
A medida que la desigualdad se profundiza en países de todo el mundo, el estado indio de Kerala se ha convertido en un faro de esperanza. Para noviembre de 2025, Kerala se convertirá en el primer estado de la India en erradicar por completo la pobreza extrema.
Communist-led Kerala is eradicating extreme poverty
As inequality deepens in countries across the globe, the Indian state of Kerala has emerged as a beacon of hope. By November 2025, Kerala is set to become India’s first state to entirely eradicate extreme poverty.
La izquierda gana las elecciones presidenciales en Sri Lanka
Anura Kumara Dissanayake, de la alianza de izquierdas Poder Popular Nacional, obtuvo una victoria histórica en las elecciones presidenciales de Sri Lanka.
The left wins presidential election in Sri Lanka
Anura Kumara Dissanayake of the left-wing National People’s Power alliance won a historic victory in Sri Lanka’s presidential elections.
Asia stands up for Palestine
Hundreds of millions have taken to the streets across the Asian continent, reaffirming the world’s solidarity with Palestine