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Editorials Afghanistan at a crossroads As the security situation in Afghanistan deteriorates, President Hamid Karzai faces a peculiar dilemma. As long as the Taliban remains capable of mounting attacks, the United States-led coalition operating with more or less full freedom of action ... Redressing uneven development The proposed Backward Regions Grant Fund is a well-meaning initiative by the United Progressive Alliance Government to address the problem of unequal development at the regional, State, and district levels. Typically, States and regions with ... Leader Page Articles The search for AIDS vaccines By Jaya Shreedhar Existing prevention methods are still beyond the reach of a large number who need them. We need a vaccine or vaccines that will protect against a range of strains. News Analysis INTERVIEW
Let's await the final U.S. Bill: PranabBy Amit Baruah Pranab Mukherjeeis back as External Affairs Minister after a gap of some 10 years. Besides the civilian nuclear deal with the United States, he speaks of addressing problems in the near and extended neighbourhood. Excerpts from an interview he gave o n Sunday evening at his Talkatora Road residence in New Delhi: Hamas may opt for national unity government By K.S. Dakshina Murthy It may not be long before Hamas eventually steps off under duress. Where would this leave the peace process? Harmony between Parliament and judiciary By Harish Khare Perhaps the time has come for some kind of initiative restoring the institutional dialogue. Corrections and Clarifications * In the report "Taliban must be defeated: Blair, Musharraf" ("International" page, November 20, 2006), a sentence should have been "The United Kingdom would assist the reforms by more than doubling development aid from £236 million to ... Ex-U.N. mission chief testifying in genocide trial By Xan Rice ROMEO DALLAIRE, whose experiences heading the United Nations peacekeeping mission during the Rwandan genocide left him suicidal and suffering from post-traumatic stress syndrome, is testifying in the war crimes trial of two senior-ranking army ... Letters to the Editor Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Education Plus | Book Review | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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