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Libidinal Capitalist Modernity and Falling Fertility Worldwide | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Fertility rates have fallen rapidly across the globe in recent years. The total fertility rate (TFR)—typically measured as the average number of children a woman would have in her lifetime—is a standardised demographic tool used to project population growth and generational replacement. The global TFR, which stood at about five children per woman in 1950, is now approximately 2.2. Already, roughly seven in ten people worldwide live in countries below the replacement threshold of 2.1, and UN proj
Unchecked Imperial Nostalgia and Civilising Mission as Colonial Amnesia | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The editorial in The Telegraph dated 12 July 2026 has revived a controversy over the reassertion of the imperial demand for the so‑called “civilising mission” that had lain dormant for some years. The timing of its arrival is as dramatic as the audacity of Suella Braverman. The former British home secretary, now ensconced in the far‑right Reform UK party, recently argued on social media that former British colonies should pay reparations to London for the Empire’s “investment, effort, and contri
The Ankara Illusion: How NATO’s 2026 Summit Laid Bare America’s Imperial Grip on Europe | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The NATO summit in Ankara marked a critical yet heavily pressured chapter for the alliance. It exposed a deep transatlantic rift and forced allies to take concrete action on defense spending and industrial output. To understand the full implications, one must read the bare text of what the leaders said, what they left unsaid, and what they truly meant. The summit is largely viewed as a non-starter for achieving radical transformation, owing to deep internal fractures over Washington‑led operatio
Lights Out, Lives on Hold: Cuba’s Descent into Darkness Under the US Fuel Siege | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Cuba’s ten million residents are enduring a nationwide blackout for the third time in six months. The state-run electric utility has launched an investigation, but for ordinary citizens, living without power is an untold agony. The impoverished island is struggling to keep the lights on through sheer collective will, despite what it calls the inhumane U.S. blockade. President Miguel Díaz-Canel has accused Washington of trying to provoke a “social explosion through asphyxiation.” The latest colla
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