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Editorials Nepal shows the way To say that the November 7 agreement between the Seven Party Alliance (SPA) of parliamentary parties and the Maoists in Nepal is `historic' is to miss the wider significance of what is happening in that small Himalayan state. Barring the ... Significant verdict A hyperactive Election Commission notwithstanding, India's electoral law is honoured mainly in the breach in two crucial respects. First, candidates of most political parties unfailingly overshoot the legal ceiling on election expenditure. ... Leader Page Articles Worries about India-China economic ties By Pallavi Aiyar Trade between India and China is set to cross the $20 billion mark by the end of this year. But recent moves to subject Chinese investments to special security clearances have come as a dampener. News Analysis 
The bruiser who became a political liabilityBy Julian Borger DAYS BEFORE the election, George W. Bush told journalists that there was no way Donald Rumsfeld would leave his job during the President's administration. But, as Mr. Rumsfeld famously once observed, "stuff happens." What happened was a sudden ... A demonstration of the popular will By Tariq Ali DANIEL ORTEGA, blessed by the church, flanked by a former Contra as his Vice-President and still loathed by the U.S. Ambassador, may be a shadow of his former self, but his victory undoubtedly reflects the desire of Nicaraguans for change. Will ... Nuclear deal: delayed but not quite dead By Siddharth Varadarajan The Democrats' resounding victory in Congress makes the task of tying up the India-U.S. nuclear agreement's loose ends more difficult but the underlying strategic rationale for the deal from the American perspective remains strong. 
BJP buoyed by Uttar Pradesh verdictBy Neena Vyas The triumph in the local body elections in Uttar Pradesh has infused fresh energy into the Bharatiya Janata Party. Can't we all share in the search bounty? By Victor Keegan The vast revenues of the search engines have started a debate about who should pay whom for what. Letters to the Editor Read Today's supplements: Friday Review | Young World | Quest | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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