World War One and Imperialism Did a debate on imperialism in India adequately reflect the views of audiences in Delhi? Show more Available now 10 minutes ...

Instead, one finds a nuanced and balanced presentation of how rulers think during times of war and how that thinking plays out on the ground where people die.

World War One lasted for four years, from 1914 – 1918, and resulted in the deaths of millions of people. The causes for the war were far from simple and many of the reason dated back decades.

The dramatic shift in U.S. imperialism under the Donald Trump presidency, both in his initial term of office and even more in the current one, has created enormous confusion and consternation ...

World War II: the genesis of modern imperialism RON JACOBS salutes a magnificent narrative that demonstrates how the war replaced European colonialism with US imperialism and Soviet power The ruins of ...

The National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) strongly opposes the growing web of war provocations being spun by US imperialism across the Asia Pacific. The recent visit of Japanese ...

But the calculating, predatory and anti-democratic character of the Canadian ruling class and its state are best illustrated by the role Canadian imperialism is playing in the US-NATO war on Russia.

To understand why the world is the way it is now, there’s a question we have to ask: What is imperialism? The history of imperialism helps explain everything from contemporary foreign policy to ...

PEACE and goodwill to all peoples have never really been part of imperialism’s offer. Indeed, ever since the emergence of monopoly capitalism around 150 years ago, there has probably never been a ...

French President Emmanuel Macron denounced Russia's war in Ukraine as a return to "imperialism" in his address on the opening day of the 77th United Nations General Assembly in New York.

During the second world war, for example, one of the highest casualty rates was in the Dutch East Indies—today’s Indonesia.

The greatest horrors of the 20th century: world war, genocide, and the prospect of nuclear holocaust, are reemerging.