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Raju J. Das

Raju J. Das is a Professor with a PhD in Geography from The Ohio State University. His research focuses on Marxist political economy, urbanization, capitalist development, and the political economy of India. He is also a regular contributor to LINKS - International Journal of Socialist Renewal, a journal for a post-Cold War left.

    October 22, 2026
    Diplomacy/Geopolitics

    France on the Brink: Europe Next?

    Hôtel de Ville, the city hall of Limoges in central France, was built by architect Charles-Alfred Leclerc in 1883. A historically protected building of Limousin granite and Poitou limestone, adorned by statues

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    Gulf Sovereign Wealth Funds Lead $14.2bn Investment Surge into China

    Sovereign wealth funds invested $14.2 billion in mainland China and Hong Kong during the first nine months of 2026, nearly 190% more than the $4.9 billion invested throughout 2025, as Middle Eastern funds led a renewed wave of capital into

    October 22, 2026

    Bank of Korea Holds Interest Rates at 3% as Inflation and Housing Costs Persist

    Business

    South Korea’s central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3% on Thursday, pausing after two consecutive increases as policymakers assessed persistent inflation,

    India Plans Data Centre Rules as Big Tech Projects Face Water and Power Backlash

    Business

    India is preparing a national data centre policy as public opposition grows to major technology projects backed by US companies, with concerns over electricity,

    Compromise and Conviction: The Tension in Socialist Politics

    November 29, 2024
    History/Politics

    In “On Compromises”, Vladimir Lenin (1917) said: “The term compromise in politics implies the surrender of certain demands, the renunciation of part of one’s demands, by agreement with another party.” In thinking

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