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Readying for regime change
Kerala's voters are known for bringing about a regime change at every available opportunity. Since 1977, when the Congress held on to power in spite of Emergency atrocities, no ruling combination has managed to retain office in this southern ...

Chavez's practical polycentrism
The Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez's ninth visit to Russia since he took office in 1999 does more than strengthen the links between the two countries. These are already strong. Venezuela can benefit from Russian technical know-how, and ...

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The Arctic's strategic value for Russia
By Vladimir Radyuhin

A strategy paper President Dmitry Medvedev signed in 2008 says the polar region will become Russia's “main strategic resource base” by 2020.

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‘Maryland fostering India links through trade, immigration'
By Narayan Lakshman

In terms of the relationship with India, Maryland is among the States that have sought to foster direct trade links, says its Governor Martin O'Malley.

UNSC: India's membership and the road ahead
By C.S.R. Murthy

What are the opportunities and challenges awaiting India in its new role as a non-permanent member?

Ship powered by seaweed
By Suzanne Goldenberg

It looked like a pretty ordinary day on the water at the U.S. naval base in Norfolk, Virginia: a few short bursts of speed, a nice tail wind, some test manoeuvres against an enemy boat. But the 49ft gunboat had algae-based fuel in the ...

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