South Asia

‘Azad’ Kashmir’s unheard rebellion: Voices from the people’s struggle
Haris Qadeer — Pakistan-Administered Jammu and Kashmir (PAJK) have experienced one of the most significant waves of mass mobilisation in recent years.

India: Rajnath Singh faces Australia test as far right hold protests against diaspora
N Sai Balaji — Will Rajnath Singh, who is part of a political party with a conspicuously similar anti-immigrant political approach, intervene to assure some diplomatic security to the Indian community in Australia?

Nepal’s horrific reckoning with its failed political class
Roman Gautam — After anti-corruption Gen Z protests and a deadly uprising forced the prime minister and government to resign, Nepal searches for a new politics that can jettison its failed establishment.

CPI(ML) Liberation on Nepal’s Gen Z Uprising
CPI(ML) Liberation issues a call to support the youth struggle, defend secular republican democracy, resist the monarchy’s return, and ensure peace.

From anti-imperialism to compromise: Class politics of Indian independence
Soumya Sahin examines India’s independence, situating 1947 within the broader crises of global imperialism, the shifting balance of class forces, and the strategic calculations of the British state.

India: A milestone in democratic resistance
Clifton D’Rozario — The success of the Devanahalli struggle in building a fighting unity between farmer, Ambedkarite and Left traditions could provide a strong foundation for strengthening grassroots struggles.

Political self-determination for Kashmir
Sushovan Dhar — Among the most affected by the recent Indo-Pakistani armed conflict are the people of Kashmir, who find themselves ensnared in this geopolitical rivalry.

One hundred hours of solitude: A Pakistani peacenik recounts the India-Pakistan war
The India-Pakistan war is apparently over for now — but it has not stopped for peaceniks, recounts Farooq Sulehria.