Two months into the aggravated occupation of Kashmir, how are Kashmiris faring? Sociologist Nandini Sundar and lawyer Nitya Ramakrishnan report on their recent visit to the valley.

Militant South Asians refused to be “model minorities” and instead united with racialized communities to confront racism and capitalism in post-War Britain

Highlighting a rich legacy of desi organizing in America, Iman Sultan traces her journey with activists and organisers emerging in a new Left movement.

Resonances of radical, anti-colonial struggle in our contemporary moment.

From an organiser for Tech Workers Coalition, prospects for organising Indian tech workers in San Francisco’s Bay Area.

Pakistan’s military declared that their “time is up”, but the PTM will prevail – buoyed by its resilient women.

Reflections on how to read far-right terrorism today.

Mashal Khan is an inspiration for the unfinished resistance against creeping fascism on campuses and growing neo-liberalization of the education system in Pakistan.

Indian engagement with modern technoscience originated with the Independence movement, infusing it with an anti-imperialist politics.

With a politicized Barelvism leading the recent protests against Aasia Bibi’s acquittal, has the Pakistani state’s romance with Barelvism, the supposedly soft and Sufi Islam, backfired?

Uncritically celebrating the repeal of Section 377 (India’s anti-sodomy law) as a milestone of decolonization obscures the complicity and exclusion inherent to the nation-state.

St. James Town is a largely South Asian and working-class neighbourhood in Toronto. What does the recent fire in two of its high-rises tell us about the city’s housing crisis?