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Talk to Iran
The meeting is being described as a “one-time deal.” But the presence of William Burns, the United States Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, in the upcoming meeting of the P5+1 group of countries and Iran in Geneva marks ...

Worrying phenomenon
Studying the data spread over 23 years (1981-2003), the Food and Agriculture Organisation has concluded that 24 per cent of the global land area has degraded. This is over and above the extent of land that had already degraded. The situation has ...

Leader Page Articles
Deepening divide in Jammu and Kashmir
By Praveen Swami

The deep communal chasms between Hindus and Muslims must be bridged — but it is unclear if J&K’s politicians have the will or imagination needed to do so.

News Analysis
Nelson at ninety
By Jorge Heine

A smile that lightens up every room he enters, a great sense of humour and the capacity to put people at ease are part of Nelson Mandela’s extraordinary ability to win people over.

U.S. slumps in global development table
By Ashley Seager

Citizens of many countries expect to live longer than Americans, says report.

Stifling the spirit: my naani and 61 years of anguish
By Tanveer Ahmed

“Before 2005, my naana was the main obstacle between my naani [in Pakistan] and her family [in India]. Now it’s the merry relationship between India and Pakistan.”

Bio-fuel producers hit back at OPEC
By Terry Macalister

Last month, OPEC warned western countries that their efforts to develop bio-fuels to combat climate change risked driving the price of oil through the roof.

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