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  • Kritskiy’s Review of Glaser, Lee, (eds.) Comintern Aesthetics

    17 December 2021

    Reviewed by Vsevolod Kritskiy (University of Amsterdam) __0__ Comintern Aesthetics
    Amelia M. Glaser, Steven S. Lee, eds.
    Toronto: University of Toronto Press 2020 Illustrations. xxi + 563 pp. $95.00 (cloth) ISBN 978-1-4875-0465-6 __0__
    In Comintern Aesthetics, editors Amelia M. Glaser and Steven S. Lee include sixteen diverse chapters that seek to “remap world literature and culture from the perspective of world communism” (p. 3). In a timely and welcome collection, the contributing (…)

  • China’s BRI crown jewel joins the era of defiance and dissent | James M. Dorsey

    17 December 2021

    by James M. Dorsey *
    The crown jewel of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) increasingly looks like a powder keg that has exploded.
    Mass protests, better known as the Pakistani Taliban, raises the spectre of not only Baloch nationalist but also Pakistani religious militants further training their sites on Chinese targets.
    An attack in August, on a bus in northern Pakistan that carried Chinese construction (…)

  • Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai, seven others, jailed over Tiananmen memorial in 2020 | James Griffiths

    17 December 2021

    (In the absence of practically no coverage on the issue in the Media in India we are carrying the below report from the Canadian paper The Globe and Mail)
    by James Griffiths
    December 13, 2021
    Media tycoon Jimmy Lai and seven other Hong Kong pro-democracy activists have been sentenced to as many as 14 months in prison for their roles in a banned vigil held last year for the victims of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre.
    A candlelit ceremony had been held every June 4 until 2020, when (…)

  • How battling France’s COVID pass led the Left to embolden the far Right | Philippe Marlière

    17 December 2021

    Instead of focusing on changes that would ease pandemic suffering, left-wing groups have joined hysterical protests that boost conspiracy theorists

  • Photo: Hand of Great Leader - Beijing (2003) | Bogdan Konopka

    17 December 2021
  • Music: Nobel Peace Prize Concert (2014) - Amjad Ali Khan, Amaan Ali Bangash and Ayaan Ali Bangash

    17 December 2021

    Play
    Nobel Peace Prize Concert - Amjad Ali Khan, Amaan Ali Bangash and Ayaan Ali Bangash by Sarod Records https://youtu.be/Dv5hdYNiPLU
    [The Nobel Peace Prize 2014 was awarded jointly to Kailash Satyarthi and Malala Yousafzai]

  • Pirosmani (1969) directed by Giorgi Shengelaia

    17 December 2021

    This film is about the great Georgian painter – primitivist Niko Pirosmanashvili (1862-1918). An unknown, self-taught painter roams the streets of a city, painting his pictures.

  • Table of Contents, Mainstream, Dec 11, 2021

    11 December 2021

    * Farmers’ victory helps democracy survive | Arun Srivastava
    * Remembering Gail Omvedt | K Srinivasulu
    * Science changes – and so should rational behaviour | Stewart & van Rooyen
    * US Christian Right behind Mississippi abortion case | Cordero, Cariboni, Ferreira

  • Letter to the readers, Mainstream, Dec 11, 2021

    11 December 2021

    Letter to the Readers, Mainstream, December 11, 2021
    For much of the week gone by, news of events connected to India’s Armed forces & national security had prominence in the national media. The most high profile of these was the news of the death of 12 military personnel and one civilian in a Military helicopter crash in Cunoor on December 8, 2021. A high level inquiry by the armed forces into this serious accident in which India’s top military czar Gen Bipin Rawat passed away is (…)

  • Hail To The Glories Of Corruption | TJS George

    11 December 2021, by T J S George

    IMPRESSIONS
    Mysterious are the ways of politics. Why did the BJP ask its time-tested leader Yediyurappa to give up the chief ministership of Karnataka? Why did it ask Basavaraj Bommai, inheritor of a rare tradition of corruption-free politics, to become the new CM?
    It cannot be that the BJP has suddenly turned against corruption. Notice that it paid attention to Father Yediyurappa’s request that his two beloved sons be given high positions in state and central governments. Notice (…)

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