Aasim Sajjad Akhtar
The crisis of patriarchal violence is not limited to Pakistan
Published 06 Jun, 2025 08:50am
The Land Reform Act is riddled with a host of ambiguities.
Published 23 May, 2025 06:44am
India's CPI and CPI-M are threatening their very own political creed.
Updated 09 May, 2025 09:07am
The potential for a politics of the ‘99pc’ is greater than ever.
Published 25 Apr, 2025 06:44am
Beyond Balochistan, the current wave of violence in KP and the increasingly brazen ecocide in the mountainous highlands of GB have a lot to do with the race for critical minerals.
Updated 11 Apr, 2025 09:21am
Three crises will need to be named and addressed.
Published 28 Mar, 2025 08:00am
Serious reflection, rather than knee-jerk reactions, is needed.
Published 14 Mar, 2025 06:56am
The chattering classes avoid naming the new landlords.
Published 28 Feb, 2025 06:39am
Our public universities are on the verge of going bust.
Updated 14 Feb, 2025 10:26am
The law is far from emancipatory for the working class.
Updated 31 Jan, 2025 12:55pm
No friend of the Palestinians should harbour any delusion.
Published 17 Jan, 2025 08:59am
Corporate farming will add to ranks of the propertyless mass.
Published 03 Jan, 2025 09:30am
More and more workers look to human smuggling rings to get them out.
Published 20 Dec, 2024 08:44am
It was the rank-and-file PTI political worker that bore the brunt.
Published 06 Dec, 2024 07:05am
There are important organic factors in the re-emergence of militants.
Updated 22 Nov, 2024 09:18am
The far right is tapping into the rage of working people.
Updated 08 Nov, 2024 09:44am
The downward spiral will intensify no matter who wins the US polls.
Updated 25 Oct, 2024 09:52am
The core-periphery divide must be addressed.
Updated 11 Oct, 2024 12:41pm
Sindh is home to a robust pushback against right-wing militancy.
Published 27 Sep, 2024 08:23am
Privatising SOEs has been presented as a cure to our economic woes.
Updated 13 Sep, 2024 09:46am
