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Nationalist-movement

The revolution’s mosquito theory did not work
The revolution’s mosquito theory did not work
In 1945 and 1946, when an almost revolutionary situation had emerged across India and rebellions had erupted in different places, the Communist Party failed to lead them. Instead, the Communist Party called for unity between the Congress and the Muslim League. As a result, the bourgeoisie became stronger and was able to move forward openly, pushing the socialists behind. The bourgeoisie favored constitutional movements, and participation in elections occupied a major place in its political progr...
Feature•20 August 2026
Pakistan’s seven decade old sore
Pakistan’s seven decade old sore
Seven decades is not a short period. A conflict that has continued for so long has once again returned to the center of international attention. Balochistan, Pakistan’s seven-decade-old sore. It has become a symbol of one of the most complex geopolitical crises in South and Central Asia. Rich in natural gas, copper, gold, the vast mineral reserves of Reko Diq, and home to the Arabian Sea port of Gwadar, the region has drawn the attention of global powers. Recently, Baloch leaders living a...
World•18 July 2026