As economic power drifts eastward and the world order churns, Nepal’s former prime minister Prachanda asks who stands to gain from the emerging order – and why progressive unity matters more than ever.
How did an island and its mainland – bound by one language, history, and culture – drift to the edge of conflict, and whose hand has kept that divide open across the decades?
Through political essays and speeches from the final decade of his life, we revisit Lu Xun’s reflections on language, despair, internationalism, and the cultural soil needed for social transformation.
Wenhua Zongheng (文化纵横) is a leading journal of contemporary political and cultural thought in China. The publication features articles from intellectuals across the country with diverse ideological positions and is an important reference for developments in Chinese thinking.
This issue of the international edition of Wenhua Zongheng (文化纵横) examines how the Global South can build a New Development Theory grounded in its own practice.
This issue of Wenhua Zongheng (文化纵横) covers an array of environmental matters, including restoration efforts, the electric vehicle industry, and the relationship between agricultural and ecological transformation.
This issue examines the US dollar’s hegemonic role in the international economic order and efforts to create an alternative, with particular focus on the BRICS.
The Tricontinental Asia team publishes the Asia Newsletter, where we elaborate on and amplify the theories of leading social and political movements while bridging the gap between movement-based intellectuals and academic thinkers.
The Chinese experience shows that true national independence demands both technological advancement and the constant realignment of economic power, proving that market mechanisms can be directed toward human need rather than profit.