India’s nightmare shows Covid is becoming a primarily Global South pandemic
The daily Covid cases are now growing faster than at any point before – and the geographical make-up of those…
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Leader: The catastrophe in India
For the West, pooling resources to ensure the Global South is vaccinated is not only a moral duty but an…
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A human catastrophe: How India lost control of Covid-19
The Modi government’s complacency has been exposed by a ferocious second wave and a faltering vaccine roll-out.
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Can the United States work with India to counter China?
The two countries know they need to work together, but will having a common enemy be enough?
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Hong Kong’s sanctions gridlock
Jeremy Cliffe in Berlin and Emily Tamkin in Washington DC are joined by Jessie Lau on the World Review podcast.
“Capitalism has become a weapon of mass destruction”: Seven questions with Arundhati Roy
The prize-winning writer shares her thoughts on India, nationalism, literature and politics.
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Personal Story: My grandmother, Karachi and me
Desperate to pull her out of her low mood, I started talking to my 90-something grandmother about Karachi, the city where she…
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“We all struggle with despair“: Naomi Klein on overcoming doomism with climate action
Klein’s new handbook-style account of the climate crisis is not only an attempt to help youth activists hone their voices,…
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