#Stalin

William Kentridge’s cine-musical creation, made to accompany Shostakovich’s 10th Symphony, is a marvel of puppetry, dance and humour, exploring humanity, grief and idealism

Former CM alluded to hit show, Prison Break, to mock TVK government; its IT wing replied with its own watchlist.

Arjun Sarja pushes back against calls to eradicate Sanatan Dharma as Udhayanidhi Stalin reiterates his stance in the Tamil Nadu Assembly.

Fox Business Network host Larry Kudlow called New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D) “a pure communist” and likened the democratic socialist mayor to the brutal Soviet Union leader Joseph Stalin.…

While pundits scramble to perform a post-mortem on the TVK landslide, the secret was hiding in plain sight: a perfect storm of cinematic timing, a leadership vacuum, and the slow collapse of the AIADMK

From Indianexpress RSS Feed: In Tamil Nadu flux, BJP spots an opening: Flexible DMK, weaker Opposition

I joined this movement inspired by Rahul Gandhi’s courage, but I cannot remain part of a leadership that repays years of steadfast loyalty from the DMK with opportunistic backstabbing.

The DMK has labelled the Congress "backstabbers" after the latter's shock decision to support Vijay’s TVK in Tamil Nadu. This has sparked a massive rift within the INDIA bloc.

MK Stalin, after losing the Tamil Nadu Assembly election to TVK, said the DMK will continue fighting for people’s demands as a strong Opposition.

Stalin waited decades to inherit authority. Vijay needed one election to show how fragile inherited authority had become.

Stalin waited decades to inherit authority. Vijay needed one election to show how fragile inherited authority had become

The election results on May 4 will shape not just governance, but the endurance of a political culture built on resistance

Blood, Iron, and Quotas: Assessing Stalin’s Five-Year Plans The Triumphs and Shortcomings of Stalin’s Five-Year Plans In the 1920s, Stalin emerged as Premier of the Soviet Union. This was not a …

Boris Pasternak faced this plight in 1934. Ismail Kadare’s novel, A Dictator Calls, imagines the full range of what might have happened next

From corrupt czars to bloodthirsty Bolsheviks, Russia has had no shortage of bad leaders. But just how evil were they really?

“Stalin’s task in building what Senior calls his ‘Red Empire’ was made so much easier, and so much more brutal, by the intelligence the Cambridge spies passed to Moscow.”

When did Joseph Stalin decide to crush, or destroy, or kill Leon Trotsky? Perhaps it was the first time these two men met—in 1907, at the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party’s Fifth Party Congres…