Tariq Ali

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Tariq Ali

Tariq Ali

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Tariq Ali is a writer & editor@NewLeftReview. He has written 50 books on history & politics, 7 novels. YOU CAN'T PLEASE ALL: Memoirs 1980-2024 is his latest.

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A quarter century after 9/11, even Bush is worried that the latest US adventurism in the Middle East might lead to more blowback. My own thoughts on the last 25 years are in my latest Substack. Link below.
Tariq Ali Today, I sent a bank payment to a French painter whose work I admire. It was for a stunning abstract. He got a call: ‘Just now I received a phone call from my bank saying that they can not accept your money transfer… I asked why ? And they say because of your « opinion…
The situation in Germany reflects the state of Europe as a whole: disintegrating extreme centre parties, budgets designed for the ultra-rich, collapsing social infrastructures and a huge decline in educational standard. That is what I argue in more detail on my substack on 'Turbu…
This week's 'Glimpse into the Archive' revisits The Troubles with photos from the funerals of fallen comrades and solidarity demonstrations in Britain. Link below.
Yesterday Sky TV decided to air an 18 min interview with the sones of Imran Khan, a legendary figure in Pakistan and world cricket, currently in prison on fake charges in Islamabad. The goverrnment refused a Supreme Court injunction that he should be transferred to an ordinary ho…
This week's 'Glimpse into the Archive' is the Socialist Society's first pamphlet, centrally featuring a neglected essay by Raymond Williams. Very useful to revisit today, especially as many on the Left seek an alternative to Labour and Labourism. Link below.
For this week's 'Glimpse into the Archive', I share photos I took during a visit to a Palestinian refugee camp in Jordan shortly after the Six-Day War in 1967. These photos have never been published, but I think capture the despair of that defeat.
Angie Nixon's triumph in the Florida Senate primary is a huge surprise, vindicating those of us who denounced the liberal media for writing off the DSA after the Hong setback in Wisconsin last week. What the Florida victory suggests is that the DSA opposition to the DNC mainstrea…
My analysis of the Wisconsin primary upset and baseless claims that the DSA has 'hit a wall', as Politico put it. 'The reason for the turn is the fact that Trump’s social policies are increasingly unpopular at home, a majority of the country is opposed to the war in Iran and a si…
In this week's 'Glimpse into the Archive', I share a letter written to my parents from Damascus after the Six Day War in which I express my grief at Isaac Deutscher's unexpected death. Link below.
Here's my latest Substack on the DSA wins in the US primaries and how they compare to the disasters in the UK. Here's hoping that Hong wins in Wisconsin tomorrow.
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After both my parents were arrested by Pakistan's military dictatorship in 1981, I sent this 'reassuring' handwritten note to my brother who was still at university. He recently found it in his files and sent it to me. The full story and letter are in my latest Substack.
From Farooq Tariq in Lahore. Pakistan kills Kashmiri people: Last night, on 27th July, in one of most brutal attack on an unarmed rally, Pakistani rangers and police have killed at least 19 Kashmiris, Dozens were injured. This direct firing by state forces on the demonstrators…
In 1984, I was interviewed for India's equivalent of 'Life' magazine: 'Illustrated Weekly'. The interview landed the front cover with the somewhat regrettable headline 'The Romantic Revolutionary'. Link below.