[Statement of the Polit Bureau of CPI(ML). From Liberation, June 1989.]
On the Recent Happenings in China
The CPI(ML) expresses its deep concern over the events in China. As reports indicate, a
[From the Political-Organisational Report adopted at the Fourth Party Congress, January 1988.]
On December 8, 1987, President Reagan and General Secretary Gorbachev signed a pact in Washington which is aimed at
[From Liberation, March 1990.]
Human history has entered the decade of the ’90s. The last year of the last decade witnessed a series of tumultuous events in socialist countries, Eastern Europe
[From Liberation, April 1991.]
‘War is nothing but the continuation of the political process by other means’ — Karl von Clausewitz.
After the cold war, when Fukuyama was declaring the ‘End of
[From Liberation, April 1991.]
In my article, The Politics of War I mentioned that the current war is the reflection of present day world contradictions as well as of alliances and
[From Liberation, October 1991.]
The last bastion of communism in Europe has crumbled. Desperate last-ditch attempts to save it through a coup d’êtat have only hastened its doom.
There was a time
[From the Political-Organisational Report adopted at the Fifth Party Congress, December 1992.]
1. In the last five years or so, the world has witnessed events of truly world-historic significance. As the
[Excerpts from the address to the CPN(UML) Congress. From Liberation, April 1993.]
Yesterday when a document was being read out from the dais of this Congress questioning the very relevance of
[Homage to Comrade Madan Bhandari. From Liberation, June 1993.]
In the early hours of 17 May when I was in Patna, several comrades came rushing to me to draw my attention
[Speech at a seminar on Mao organised by the West Bengal state committee of the Party in Calcutta on December 26, 1993. From Liberation, February 1994.]
On the occasion of Mao
[From Liberation, April 1997.]
‘It doesn’t matter whether the cat is black or white as long as it caught mice.’ About this famous statement of Deng the only official clarification offered
[From the Political-Organisational Report of the Sixth Party Congress.]
The collapse of Soviet Union and the end of Cold War led to a unipolar world. This was reflected in the Gulf
