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The US-Israeli axis wants simultaneous destruction of Iran and the Arab countries
by Anisur Rahman
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/the-us-israeli-axis-wants-simultaneous-destruction-of-iran-and-the-arab-countries/
Anisur Rahman argues that the current US-Israeli strategy toward Iran is aimed at reshaping the Middle East through confrontation that could weaken both Iran and key Arab states. It contends that such a course risks wider regional destruction while advancing long-term geopolitical ambitions attributed to Israel and its allies. The author also examines the limits of US military and political strategy, the impact of domestic American politics, and shifting public opinion, particularly among younger voters. The piece concludes that a broader war would carry severe consequences for the region and could ultimately undermine US strategic objectives rather than strengthen them.
| 2 | Street fighter Mamata, the phoenix, emerges as a threat to the saffron hegemony
by Arun Srivastava
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/street-fighter-mamata-the-phoenix-emerges-as-a-threat-to-the-saffron-hegemony/
The July 21 Martyrs’ Day gathering in Kolkata has reopened debate over the political future of West Bengal. Arun Srivastava argues that the large turnout at Mamata Banerjee’s rally signals the resilience of her grassroots support despite electoral defeat, internal rebellion, and sustained pressure from the BJP. The article examines the shifting balance within the Trinamool Congress, the limits of attempts to weaken its base, and the continuing importance of welfare politics, regional identity, and street mobilization in shaping the state’s evolving political landscape. | 6 |
| 3 | Many Questions, Some Reflections, on the Movement of Our Times
by R Umamaheshwari
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/many-questions-some-reflections-on-the-movement-of-our-times/
As the student-led movement against exam paper leaks has grown into a wider reflection on accountability, education, democracy, and public memory. R. Umamaheshwari examines the protests, the police response, the solidarity emerging across cities, and the cautious support from artists and public figures. The article also considers broader questions about inequality, citizenship, employment, and the future of young people in India. While acknowledging moments of hope, it argues that lasting change depends on sustained public engagement and resisting the cycle of forgetting that has repeatedly allowed injustice to persist. | 7 |
| 4 | Why Do We Love Sad Songs?
by Edward Curtin and Sophie Michel
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/why-do-we-love-sad-songs/
Music often carries sorrow, longing and memory in ways that words alone cannot. In this intergenerational reflection, Edward Curtin and his granddaughter Sophie Michel explore why sad songs remain deeply meaningful across different stages of life. Through personal memories and reflections on ten songs that have shaped them, they examine how music helps people process love, loss, change, hope and the passage of time. Their conversation reveals how shared listening can bridge generations while offering comfort, emotional release and a deeper understanding of what it means to be human. | 4 |
| 5 | Manufacturing Inevitability: Breaking the Myth of No Alternative
by Colin Todhunter
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/manufacturing-inevitability-breaking-the-myth-of-no-alternative/
The idea that there is “no alternative” has become one of the most powerful tools for preserving existing systems of power. Colin Todhunter examines how dominant narratives in agriculture, technology and public policy marginalize viable alternatives while presenting corporate-led models as inevitable. Drawing on the tradition of resistance literature, he argues that documenting lived alternatives—from agroecology to independent media—can challenge manufactured consent and expand public imagination. The article explores how narratives shape political possibilities and why recovering suppressed knowledge is essential to building more democratic, just and ecologically sustainable futures. | 2 |
| 6 | Jantar Mantar: A New Generation’s Fight for Education and Democracy
by Dr Arun Mitra
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/jantar-mantar-a-new-generations-fight-for-education-and-democracy/
Dr Arun Mitra reflects on his experience at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, where he spent hours with students protesting for education reforms and democratic rights. Recalling his own student activism decades earlier, he describes the determination, discipline, and solidarity displayed by a new generation confronting deep frustration over the NEET paper leak, unemployment, and state repression. The article examines how a student movement grew into a nationwide expression of constitutional values, raising questions about academic integrity, public accountability, and the future of democracy. It argues that India’s youth are prepared to organize, participate, and shape the country’s public life. | 4 |
| 7 | Over 3,200 Israeli Settlers, Led by Ministers, Raid Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa Mosque
by Quds News Network
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/over-3200-israeli-settlers-led-by-ministers-raid-jerusalems-al-aqsa-mosque/
More than 3,200 Israeli settlers, accompanied by senior government ministers and protected by heavily armed security forces, entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied East Jerusalem during Tisha B’Av. Palestinian officials described the raids as a serious violation of the longstanding status quo governing the site, while Israeli peace group Peace Now warned that such actions could inflame religious tensions. The article examines the scale of the incursions, the participation of ministers and lawmakers, restrictions imposed on Palestinian worshippers, competing claims over the holy site, and the broader political and historical context surrounding Al-Aqsa and Jerusalem’s contested sacred spaces. | 10 |
| 8 | The Republic of Cockroaches
by Nihar Nalini Sarangi
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/the-republic-of-cockroaches/
The July 20 march by students to Parliament has drawn renewed attention to unemployment, examination paper leaks, and the state’s response to public protest. In "The Republic of Cockroaches", Nihar Nalini Sarangi argues that the movement extends beyond the 2026 NEET-UG leak, reflecting broader concerns about fairness, accountability, and public institutions. The article examines the police action at Jantar Mantar, the judiciary’s handling of petitions related to the protests, and the political implications of growing discontent among young people who expected jobs and transparent governance. | 7 |
| 9 | Israel Is Quietly Building a Giant Earthen Barrier Across Gaza, Entrenching Its Division
by Quds News Network
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/israel-is-quietly-building-a-giant-earthen-barrier-across-gaza-entrenching-its-division/
New satellite imagery and reporting indicate that Israel is constructing a long earthen barrier across Gaza, reinforcing its military control over more than half of the territory. The project, accompanied by new roads, bases and extensive demolition, is reshaping the landscape while further restricting the space available to Gaza’s displaced population. The article examines the barrier’s expansion, its implications for the ceasefire framework, and concerns raised by humanitarian organisations, diplomats and analysts about the long-term consequences for Palestinians. It also places these developments within the broader context of Israel’s continuing military operations and territorial consolidation in Gaza. | 6 |
| 10 | How propaganda and false information are undermining humanitarian work
by Chloe Bruce
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/how-propaganda-and-false-information-are-undermining-humanitarian-work/
Propaganda, misinformation, and declining public trust are making humanitarian work more difficult at a time of growing global crises. This article examines how false information can obstruct aid delivery, fuel hostility toward relief organizations, weaken public health campaigns, and place humanitarian workers at greater risk. It also considers longstanding criticisms of humanitarian institutions, including questions of accountability and political influence, while arguing that these challenges make credibility and community engagement more important than ever. Drawing on research and expert perspectives, the article explores why protecting reliable information has become an essential part of protecting lives in conflict, disaster, and public health emergencies. | 7 |
| 11 | Attack on Activist Ramanamurthy echoes the Death of Rhetoric
by Revanth U
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/attack-on-activist-ramanamurthy-echoes-the-death-of-rhetoric/
The assault on activist TV Ramanamurthy during a live television debate has raised fresh concerns about political intolerance, freedom of expression, and the shrinking space for public dialogue. This article examines the incident alongside the controversy surrounding comedian Kunal Kamra, arguing that both reflect a broader decline in the ability to engage with rhetoric, satire, and context. Drawing on examples from India's literary and religious traditions, the author contends that the growing invocation of blasphemy and the resort to violence undermine interpretation, reasoned disagreement, and democratic discourse in an increasingly polarized political environment. | 6 |
| 12 | EAS Sarma Urges Tribal Affairs Ministry to Halt Karlapat Bauxite Mine Auction Over PESA and FRA Concerns
by E A S Sarma
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/eas-sarma-urges-tribal-affairs-ministry-to-halt-karlapat-bauxite-mine-auction-over-pesa-and-fra-concerns/
Former Union Secretary E.A.S. Sarma has written to the Union Tribal Affairs Secretary urging immediate intervention in the proposed auction of the Karlapat-Pollingpadar bauxite mine in Odisha. He argues that the auction may violate the Panchayats (Extension to Scheduled Areas) Act (PESA), the Forest Rights Act (FRA), and legal protections against the transfer of tribal land to private entities. Referring to Supreme Court judgments in the Niyamgiri and Samata cases, Sarma contends that prior consent of affected Gram Sabhas is mandatory and calls on the Ministry to ensure that the auction complies with constitutional and statutory safeguards. | 6 |
| 13 | Australian Universities Threatened By Zionist Censorship & Repression For Genocidal Apartheid Israel
by Dr Gideon Polya
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/australian-universities-threatened-by-zionist-censorship-repression-for-genocidal-apartheid-israel/
Australian universities are at the centre of a growing debate over academic freedom, free speech and the boundaries of criticism of Israel. In this article, Dr. Gideon Polya argues that government-backed adoption of definitions of antisemitism linked to the IHRA risks suppressing legitimate political expression and criticism of Israeli policies on campuses. He contends that these measures could weaken academic independence and create a climate of censorship affecting students and scholars. The article presents a strongly argued critique of Australia's policy direction and its implications for universities, public debate and democratic freedoms. | 6 |
| 14 | Manjolai: A Valley that still waits for Justice
by S Mohan
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/manjolai-a-valley-that-still-waits-for-justice/
Twenty-seven years after the deaths of 17 tea estate workers and family members during a labour protest in Manjolai, the struggle for justice continues. This article revisits the 1999 tragedy, the history of the plantation communities that shaped the region, and the solidarity that sustained them despite difficult living conditions. It also examines the ongoing displacement of estate workers following the end of plantation operations and the challenges they face in rebuilding their lives. Arguing that environmental conservation and social justice must go together, the article calls for rehabilitation that protects livelihoods, dignity and the rights of affected families. | 3 |
| 15 | Modish Blockades: The Houthis, Trump and Expanding the War
by Dr Binoy Kampmark
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/modish-blockades-the-houthis-trump-and-expanding-the-war/
The conflict involving Yemen’s Houthis, Iran and the United States is entering a new phase with potentially significant consequences for global trade and regional security. Dr. Binoy Kampmark examines the Houthis’ announced maritime embargo on Saudi shipping, its impact on the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, and the wider strategic implications for international commerce. The article also analyses President Donald Trump’s escalating military rhetoric toward Iran, the risks of expanding the conflict, and competing claims over Iran’s nuclear infrastructure. It argues that economic disruption, military escalation and geopolitical brinkmanship are reinforcing one another, reducing prospects for de-escalation. | 6 |
| 16 | Oslo on the Strait of Hormuz
by Junaid S Ahmad
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/oslo-on-the-strait-of-hormuz/
Junaid S. Ahmad examines the proposed American-Iranian peace process through the lens of the Oslo Accords, arguing that diplomacy can serve to institutionalize unequal power rather than resolve conflict. The article contends that negotiations conducted alongside continued military strikes, sanctions, and coercive pressure risk becoming instruments for managing rather than ending war. Drawing parallels with the Palestinian experience, it argues that peace processes must be judged by whether they restrain violence and address structural imbalances, not by the existence of dialogue alone. A critical analysis of diplomacy, power, and the politics of conflict resolution. | 6 |
| 17 | Democracy Cannot Be Beaten into Submission
by National Alliance of People’s Movements
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/democracy-cannot-be-beaten-into-submission/
The National Alliance of People’s Movements (NAPM) has condemned the police action against students and other demonstrators at Jantar Mantar on 20 July, describing it as a serious attack on democratic rights and constitutional freedoms. The statement links the protests to concerns over examination failures, paper leaks and the wider crisis in public education, while alleging excessive use of force against peaceful protesters. NAPM calls for independent judicial inquiries into both the police action and the examination system, withdrawal of any cases against protesters, accountability for officials, structural reforms, compensation for those injured, and meaningful dialogue with student representatives. | 5 |
| 18 | Azadi? Indians can’t relate: Architecture of Dissent at the Jantar Mantar Protest
by Suhana Sultana
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/azadi-indians-cant-relate-architecture-of-dissent-at-the-jantar-mantar-protest/
This article examines the NEET paper leak protests at Jantar Mantar through Michel Foucault’s ideas on power, space, and governance. It argues that designated protest sites, barricades, and surveillance are not neutral arrangements but mechanisms that regulate dissent while insulating political authority. The essay links the examination crisis to a broader failure of institutional accountability, where systemic problems are reduced to isolated incidents instead of being addressed at their roots. By placing the protests within a wider discussion of democracy, public space, and state power, it explores how struggles over education also become struggles over justice, citizenship, and democratic institutions. | 5 |
| 19 | A Hunger Artist: Watching Sonam Wangchuk Starve
by Rahul Banerjee
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/a-hunger-artist-watching-sonam-wangchuk-starve/
Rahul Banerjee examines the public response to Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike through the lens of Franz Kafka’s "A Hunger Artist". The article argues that institutional attention has become focused on medical reports, legal procedures, and bodily health while the political demands behind the fast receive far less engagement. Drawing on political theory, medical ethics, and constitutional principles, it explores the tension between bodily autonomy, state responsibility, and democratic accountability. The essay reflects on how hunger strikes function as political expression and asks readers to consider what it means when a protest is treated primarily as a medical condition. | 6 |
| 20 | The Generation That Refuses to Crawl: Gen Z is a Class Struggle
by Vijay Prashad
https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/the-generation-that-refuses-to-crawl-gen-z-is-a-class-struggle/
Vijay Prashad argues that the protests led by young people against examination irregularities, unemployment, and shrinking opportunities are rooted in class realities rather than generational identity. While widely described as a “Gen Z” movement, he contends that the struggle reflects the failures of an economic system that has expanded education without creating secure employment. Linking paper leaks, precarious work, and growing inequality, the article situates the movement within a broader fight for labour rights, public education, and economic justice. It suggests that lasting change will depend on building solidarity between students, workers, and other marginalised sections of society. | 7 |
