Professor Dibyesh Anand spoke with Daniel Randall about the recent rise of the Hindu right in Britain, and how the left should approach questions of communalism and chauvinism within and between minority communities.
Professor Dibyesh Anand spoke with Daniel Randall about recent the rise of the Hindu right in Britain, and how the left should approach questions of communalism and chauvinism within and between minority communities. The image above shows a clash with the police during a recent flare-up of violence in Leicester.
Professor Dibyesh Anand spoke with Daniel Randall about recent the rise of the Hindu right in Britain, and how the left should approach questions of communalism and chauvinism within and between minority communities. The image above shows a clash with the police during a recent flare-up of violence in Leicester.
Professor Dibyesh Anand spoke with Daniel Randall about recent the rise of the Hindu right in Britain, and how the left should approach questions of communalism and chauvinism within and between minority communities. The image above shows a clash with the police during a recent flare-up of violence in Leicester.
with president reagan. he said he was not claiming the soviet union was the evil empire anymore. since we gave freedom of choice to the soviet union, two countries of eastern europe, how can we deny the same right to the germans? they prove they learned hard from the terrible war. they became a truly democratic nation. did you realize that it was so hugely, so massively capture the western imagination? [speaking foreign language] [interpreter] in the east and around the world the impressions were also profound. after that, i met with president bush and and we told each other we do not consider each other adversaries anymore. that also was a significant event. it showed that the cold war was over. [end of translation] and thank you so much for joining us. i m rosemary church. i will be right back with more news. do stay with us.