Priyamvada Gopal

From a plun­dered econ­o­my to a po­lice force ready to crush protests, Britain to­day looks like its colonies once did.

UK has his­tor­i­cal­ly been more a refugee-mak­ing coun­try than a refugee-tak­ing one. It re­fus­es to con­front that truth.

Britain’s new PM only of­fers di­verse shades of ex­ploita­tion and in­equal­i­ty, not shared well­be­ing.

The late queen faith­ful­ly served the British im­pe­r­i­al project.

Gov­ern­ment ef­forts to ‘de­fend’ free speech on cam­pus are re­al­ly not about cen­sor­ship in UK uni­ver­si­ties.

The at­tack on Jawa­har­lal Nehru Uni­ver­si­ty shows that the ide­o­log­i­cal civ­il war in In­dia has tak­en a new vi­o­lent turn.

Or what Shami­ma Be­gum’s case tells us about Britain’s iden­ti­ty cri­sis.

In­dia and oth­er South Asian na­tions should be un­am­bigu­ous in their con­dem­na­tion of Myan­mar’s treat­ment of the Ro­hingya.

What is be­hind In­dia’s shift­ing stance on the Pales­tin­ian-Is­raeli con­flict?

Modi’s poll win is ev­i­dence that In­dia’s slow and com­pli­cat­ed process of de­coloni­sa­tion is in ad­vance state of ar­rest.