Category Archives: India

Economists Radhika Desai & Michael Hudson Explain Multipolarity, Decline of US Hegemony

The new year gets off to a rousing start with the launch of a new bi-weekly talk show with Radhika Desai and Michael Hudson.

US Heavy-Handedness Forges Russia-Iran-India Ties

This Asian north-south bloc grows stronger in response to Washington’s efforts to maintain hegemony, and as Sir Halford John Mackinder said, “Who rules the world island commands the world.”

Washington Attempts to Bully India into Cutting Ties with Russia

The US tries to coerce New Delhi into scaling back trade with Russia even if it hurts the Indian economy.

Collateral Damage From Higher Interest Rates

Why to be wary of Larry Summers selling another Volcker-type “kill the economy to save it” interest rate jihad.

Could the Ukraine Conflict Be an Opportunity for the Global South?

Many countries see the Russia challenge to Western economic dominance as an opportunity to rewrite the rules of global trade in their favor.

Indian Anger at Khalistan Referendum Costs Canadian Higher Education Sector

The Modi government has demonstrated that it wants to take its fight against the Khalistan movement to the international sphere and has punished the Canadian higher education sector for the Canadian government’s stance on the issue.

Free Market Genocides: The Real History of Trade

How so-called free trade has often brought large scale death, sometimes by design.

Satyajit Das: Emerging Market Crisis Pathologies

Why emerging markets look set to suffer a world of hurt.

U.S. Senators Propose Secondary Sanctions On Russian Oil

Some US senators are pushing what looks like another sanctions own goal…..assuming it gets done.

Rahul Gandhi – The Most Establishment Populist

Rahul Gandhi’s attempt to position the Indian National Congress as the protector of the Indian people against the deep state neglects the party’s own history of control and corruption.

If You Thought This Summer’s Heat Waves Were Bad, a New Study Has Some Disturbing News About Dangerous Heat

The big heat is set to become more pervasive. A look at projections on where and how bad how soon.

Michael Hudson: American Diplomacy as a Tragic Drama

American policies have become astonishingly obvious about not simply putting the US first, but also exploiting supposed partners to do so.

Pursuing Its National Interest in the New Multipolar World: India to Boost Sakhalin-1 Oil Output

Sakhalin-1 opportunity: Indian firms to step in and replace departing U.S. and Japanese companies.

Rishi Sunak Could Become PM. Here’s What He Doesn’t Want You to Know

From offshore dealings to right-wing think tanks, a guide to Rishi Sunak, the man who could become the UK’s richest PM

Weaponizing Free Trade Agreements

free trade agreements may increasingly become economic weapons in the new Cold War, disrupting earlier globalization.