かつてモンゴル誌「内蒙古生活周刊」に勤めていた内モンゴル自治区出身の記者、ソヨンボ・ボルジギン。 ジャーナリストとして見てきた中国の姿を、モンゴル族の記者がありのままに綴る。 courrier.jp/news/archives/…

A short video trailer for my recent essay "Homeland Empire." equator.org/articles/homel…

Violence is not power. Dominance without hegemony is dangerous, but fragile...Henry Kissinger, described Trump as the type of personage who emerges at the end of a dying age “to force it to give up its old pretenses”. equator.org/articles/homel…

This is fantastic

Imran Khan has gone from batting and bowling to serving as Prime Minister and being imprisoned by the military. No Pakistani can match his fame. Yet for two years, as Osman Samiuddin reports, he has been erased from public life. equator.org/articles/the-h… youtube.com/watch?v=bzA9TT…

Powerful letter from Tehran taking stock of the violence of the last weeks and the mood on the street: "When politics lacks depth, spectacle rushes in. When history is erased, myth rushes in. When education fails, fantasy becomes governance." equator.org/articles/tehra…

Please take the time to read this incredibly powerful letter from Iran. 💔🖤

"What follows is not testimony in the juridical sense nor reportage. It is a personal record: fragile, partial, and deliberately inward." @equatormag equator.org/articles/tehra…

Just completed the deliciously tasty profile of Imran Khan in Equator by Osman Samiuddin 5 course, 3 Michelin star meal if there ever was one. Don’t miss the cover image— hat tip to the design team.

Great piece.

Nikhil Pal Singh (Nikhil Pal Singh) joins Politics Theory Other to discuss his recent article in Equator titled ‘Homeland Empire’. patreon.com/posts/14927209…

I spoke to Alex Doherty Politics Theory Other about my recent essay in Equator Homeland Empire. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hom…

This madly eloquent essay made it out of Iran's communication blackout. equator.org/articles/tehra…

"Obama helped to put what was still in some ways a fledgling agency (ICE) and built it up into the institutional node that it is now. Obama is extremely important as a fulcrum between the origins of Homeland Security... and its hypertrophy and abuse in Trump." Nikhil Pal Singh

This is excellent - give it a listen

A clip from my interview with Nikhil Pal Singh - on his recent article in Equator

"There is no Pakistani — male, female, dead, alive, real, imagined — as famous as Imran Khan." Osman Samiuddin traces, for Equator, Khan's story from national cricket hero to prime minister and his current status as a forcefully vanished figure. bit.ly/4q5bbXg

“I pray to God, ‘Keep the NGOs away from here.’” Must read essay by Amitav Ghosh that touches and offers probing insights about varied interrelated aspects of our world and our environment. equator.org/articles/beyon…

This by Nikhil Pal Singh is an indispensable effort to grapple with and conceptualize how Trumpism 2.0 is trying to reconfigure the dynamics, and narratives, of American power. An essay you shouldn't miss. equator.org/articles/homel…