What's happened in Nepal is incredible following right after Bangladesh. But beyond the superficial analysis of the protests and Gen Z, there hasn't been much of a nuanced analysis of what lies after. New blog post Jamhoor by Shambu Patel provides it jamhoor.org/blog/nepalsgen…

📣 NEW BLOG: A Left perspective on Nepal's Gen Z movement Shambhu Prasad Katel, from the Alliance for Marxist Movements (Nepal), reports from the country. jamhoor.org/blog/nepalsgen…

The floods in Pakistan have devastated many parts of the country. But as always, the peripheries have fared worst, and faced patchy, inconsistent relief. With Waqas Butt, we're fundraising for aid in neglected areas like Buner & Jalalpur Pirwala. gofund.me/e4af94dc5

We’re partnering with NOOR to mentor journalists from the global South in reporting on authoritarianism and other issues affecting the region. If you’re eligible, do apply! wearenoor.org/feminist-journ…

Applications are now open for the Feminist Journalist Fellowship: Journalism as Resistance. A six-month programme by Noor Network for early- to mid-career journalists from the Global South. Apply by Oct 5 → f.mtr.cool/tsiuthqthg

📣 NEW RELEASE: The Pakistani Left's divergent responses to the recent India-Pakistan conflict reveal deep ideological contradictions and strategic blind spots. -- Muhammad Umar Ali and Syed Azeem

In our latest, we speak with Nafis Hasan nafis (cannafis.bsky.social) about how cancer research priorities were shifted from environmental and industrial exposures to theories about individual genetic susceptibility, and his book Metastasis patreon.com/posts/140036403

Check out Jamhoor editor Tayyaba Jiwani's poem in the latest issue of Narivaad!

Sarith செய்சத் (ஆ) jamhoor.org/read/sri-lanka… en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State-spo… Sri Lanka meets every criterion for settler colonialism; you just don’t want to accept it because it is not on the same scale as Israel. That said, Israel should not be treated as the blueprint for settler colonialism.

This is not to discredit the book and I am not an unrelenting purist on this matter, esp. if it serves as an introduction to 1971 for a wider audience. I think Alif's review for Jamhoor provides reasonable critiques of its shortcomings jamhoor.org/read/2020/8/14…

NEW BLOG: It is high time the progressive leadership of Pakhtunkhwa faces difficult questions concerning its future Asfandyar Shinwari jamhoor.org/blog/pakhtunkh…

Brilliant piece by Nijjormanush 👏🏽 the points made here echo my own thoughts and many of my comrades. I would like to offer some comments though 👇🏽 jamhoor.org/read/militant-…

NEW RELEASE: Ammar Ali Jan defends Haqooq-e-Khalq Party's anti-imperialist position against sectarian and messianic tendencies on the Pakistani Left, and advances a dialectical, universalist strategy for socialist renewal in the country. jamhoor.org/read/forging-t…

tonight! talking Free Gifts at Brooklyn Institute with Ajay Singh Chaudhary and nafis (cannafis.bsky.social), 7pm at BISR Central: thebrooklyninstitute.com/items/events/n…

Finally, this project will require a renewed engagement with existing categories to reinscribe them with new meanings Terms such as Pakistan, Islam or democracy cannot be left vacant for the elites or the Right to use as emotive vehicles for reactionary agendas.

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