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Editorials
Kashmir’s bloody road to peace
Hunched against the bitter December cold, as he walked home alone from Friday evening prayers at his local mosque, it is unlikely that Fazal Haq Qureshi saw the man who fired the shot that shattered his skull. Mr. Qureshi was, however, well ...

India scales Test summit
India’s ascent to the top of the ICC Test rankings after the 2-0 series triumph against Sri Lanka is a reward for the consistency and the quality of its cricket, both home and away. A powerful batting line-up with the supremely gifted ...

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Changing cultures within medicine
By K.S. Jacob

The changing cultures within medicine, with the focus on disease, cure and specialist approaches, prefer costly technology and profit to clinical evaluation, holistic care and service.

Op-Ed
Put agriculture high on agenda
The G8 countries have promised to increase the spending on agricultural development by $20 billion over the next three years. The amount is woefully less than the $44 billion that will be needed each year to end malnutrition.

OUT OF LONDON
Labour launches a class war against “toff” Tories
This is the second time the Labour Party under Gordon Brown has launched a “Tory toffs” campaign.

Afghanistan: women’s plight may worsen


Bulgaria to host NATO simulation exercise
Bulgaria will host the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) computer-assisted exercise called Phoenix-2010, where terrorist attacks will be simulated, experts told Xinhua at a workshop for the preparation of the event in Sofia on Monday. ...

News Analysis
Corrections and clarifications
* * The second paragraph of a report “ Admiral Gorshkov likely to arrive by 2014” (December 7, 2009) was “Due to a hasty visit by the first negotiating team during the closing days of the

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