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Xi Stole the Show in Washington: India Slips Between Two Horses | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Xi Jinping’s Washington visit was spectacular, but the spectacle matters only because it revealed something deeper about power. Donald Trump personally received the Chinese president at Joint Base Andrews. The formal state welcome included a military review and a flyover by a B-2 bomber and F-22 fighters, followed by bilateral talks, a state dinner and further ceremonial engagements. The White House called the visit historic. One commentator in the material accompanying this article described a
Global Crises, Capitalism and the Indian Economy: A Marxian Interpretation from the Great Depression to the Strait of Hormuz | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The evolution of the Indian economy has been profoundly influenced by recurring crises within the global capitalist system. From the Great Depression of 1929 to the oil shocks of the 1970s, the neoliberal reforms of 1991, and the Global Financial Crisis of 2008, external shocks have repeatedly reshaped India’s development trajectory. This article employs a Marxian political economy framework to analyse the relationship between global crises and Indian economic development. It argues that crises
Xi, Deng, Mao and the Unfinished Question of Who Controls the Party | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Mao Tse Tung’s death on 9 September 1976 closed an extraordinary chapter in modern China, but not the questions he left behind. He led the generation that made the Chinese Revolution, shaped a second generation charged with building the new society, and during the Cultural Revolution appealed directly to a third generation – China’s young students – to question inherited authority and preserve revolutionary purpose. The Red Book became the portable symbol of that endeavour. Although the Cultural
Modi Tells Putin to End the War, but Stays Silent on Trump and Netanyahu | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s intervention at the 2026 Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit poses a revealing puzzle. He urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to move from an “endless war” towards ending war, yet India has generally avoided comparably personalised public admonition of US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over wars and military operations in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran. The contrast is sharper because India has repeatedly named and condem
From the Thin Plate to the Learning State: Can Education Transform India? | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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A Review of Satish Jha, The Learning State: A 25-Year Architecture for India’s Human Capital Revolution (Edufront Technologies, 2026) There is something unusually powerful about beginning a book on education with a plate of food. “For every child who received the thin plate,” Satish Jha dedicates his book, “and was told it was enough. It was not enough.” The metaphor is deliberately simple. A child may be given rice but no dal, a school building but no effective teacher, a tablet but no pedagogy
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