His death is a stain on us all 💔

One of my dear colleagues in Gaza, Ahmed Junina, wrote about what it’s like to teach while starving. theguardian.com/global-develop…

Read and share this devastatingly powerful piece published today in the Guardian by Ahmed Kamal Junina. lnkd.in/gB937GtU Scholars in Gaza continue to resist scholasticide by every possible means even while enduring deliberate starvation.

The UK electricity is already the most expensive in the world. Price set to rise again in October as Ofgem's pricing formula lets companies rip people off.

Malnourished Ahmad has passed away..

Even after all this slaughter, you still can't get your head around the fact that the sniper saw his facial features and still killed him.

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You know, the killing is so relentless that you almost get used to it. A classroom of children killed every single day. You write about it, you read about it. Someone’s mother digs herself up from the rubble. Someone’s father is split in half. There was a video of wounded man

Reviewed Nafis Hasan (nafis (cannafis.bsky.social))'s fabulous, hard-hitting book on the politics of cancer research and medicine for Science for the People Magazine (Science for the People)! (1/2) magazine.scienceforthepeople.org/online/the-can…

a book available now, but for another time.

The HC order on Umar Khalid et al is so horrendous that even in these times, the newspapers have been forced to condemn the judgement in their edits.

Pleased to welcome Kelly Happe, critical theorist working at the intersection of Marxism, feminism, science studies and biopolitics, to #QMUL next Wed 10th September To discuss their book-in-progress, The Body Plastic: Abstraction, Difference and Speculation in Late Capitalism

Excited to be speaking at SOAS University of London about my book City of Desire: Biography of the Largest Informal Settlement in Bangladesh. 5 November 2025, 5:00pm Wolfson Lecture Theatre, SOAS, Russell Square, London Register: soas.ac.uk/about/event/ci… The book traces the

On 23rd March, 1970, 200,000 farmers, workers, students, academics, artists, journalists and politicians arrived in Toba Tek Singh–soon dubbed the 'Leningrad of Pakistan'–for the Toba Tek Singh Kisan Conference, one of Pakistan's largest left-wing mobilizations.

As alternative to X, using substack to share bits of my work. If early modern South Asian history, especially food & material culture interests you, consider subscribing. open.substack.com/pub/consumingh…

🚨Heartbreaking: Dentist Samah Jamal Naim and her infant daughter Lara were killed by the Israeli army. Behind the camera, photojournalist Yahya Barzaq was also killed last night. A mother, her baby, and a journalist all lost their lives to Israeli attacks in Gaza.

"Liberate Assata Shakur" is available to read and engage. It is published alongside other critical pieces on imprisoned intellectuals and their writings. This is but one small reflection on the many ways Assata Shakur has shaped my thinking. {downlink below}

In ‘The city that mooed back,’ Isha ایشا ईशा (she/her/hers) and I write on the urban infrastructure crisis due to boundaries on maps seldom encapsulating the reality on ground. Please read, engage with, and share our work. frontline.thehindu.com/the-nation/ind…

excited to share that my AHR article is now available online – and open access! academic.oup.com/ahr/advance-ar…