Burma swerve in Mandalay land politics amid faction clashes
Burma politics show deeper factional splits as Chiang Kai-shek era forces retreat into Yunnan and local parties redraw lines. The People’s Democratic League and Government Party vie for control while ethnic groups press for better terms. After four years of self governance, the public fears further violence yet notices growing prosperity and food stability.
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Communist prospects in India amid party splits and violence
The article outlines internal divisions within the Communist movement led by Ajayi Ghosh and B. T. Ranadive, noting police actions and mass imprisonments since the new government took power. It cites potential coalitions across South India and West Bengal, with Narayan labeled an American stooge and the party hoping to expand influence in urban areas and local councils. The piece discusses austerity, anti-Brahmin caste dynamics, and ambivalence toward China and Russia as factors shaping future strategy.
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