Volume 8, No. 9, September 2026
Editor: Rashed Rahman
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The Industrial Revolution – II
Rashed Rahman
Despite this expansion of the cotton industry and the cotton-dominated industrial economy, its progress was far from smooth.
Learning from Vietnam’s Struggle for Sovereignty
Luna Nguyễn
On April 30, 1975, Vietnamese communist forces won a great victory in the war of resistance against US imperialism.
پی ایم آر آرکائیومئی ۲۰۱۹
آج کا عالمی سرمایہ دارانہ سامراج
راشد رحمان
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Balochistan’s Imbroglio: A Marxist Gramscian Perspective
Saulat Nagi
The dilemma of Pakistani society is that since its inception, it has witnessed nothing but tragedies and, tragically, has failed to react to them.
The Necropolitics in Balochistan: Memories, Emotions, Identity
Mohammad Ali Talpur
In this paper I will try to answer very important questions related to the Baloch struggle
Hands off Asia: The Colombo Declaration for People’s Sovereignty and Solidarity
Atul Chandra, Tings Chak and Shiran Illanperuma
Fifty years ago, in August 1976, Colombo hosted the fifth Non-Aligned Movement Summit.
The World’s Silence on Gaza Once Headlines Fade
Vijay Prashad
The tapering off of news coverage on the US-Israeli genocide has done little to abate the violence. In fact, its permanence is precisely what allows the world to look away.
The Cockroaches Have Learned to March
Atul Chandra
This summer, students marched through Delhi, India, in cockroach masks.
The Industrial Revolution – I
The Industrial Revolution (IR) in Britain, where it began, did not reveal its repercussions in an obvious and unmistakable way before at least 1830.
Global South Struggles for Socialism and the Workers’ Side of Marxism
Chris Gilbert
Any theory should be adjusted when it conflicts with or diverges from salient features of reality, and Marxism is no exception.