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Egypt shakes West Asia
Defying a curfew and violent repression, the people of Egypt are refusing to back down until President Hosni Mubarak — the dictator who has ruled for 30 years — goes. They regard the concession he has made, the dismissal of his own ...

Brazen criminality
The grisly murder of Malegaon Additional District Collector Yeshwant Sonawane in Manmad, Maharashtra as he confronted a gang pilfering fuel from tanker trucks has sparked widespread outrage. More than 1.5 million State government employees ...

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A starter for nuclear disarmament?
By Vladimir Radyuhin

With the New START, Moscow and Washington have vowed to carry forward the disarmament agenda. But progress will not be easy.

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Lessons from l'affaire Thomas
The choice of the CVC was made only to prove the point that ultimately it is the ruling clique that prevails in such matters, whatever noise the Opposition may generate in protest.

When papers were filed for the dead
In the Bronx, a dead man was presented as a candidate for state Senate in 2010.

Argentina: fighting the growing drug menace
A major cocaine bust in Spain is highlighting the growing drug-trafficking ties between Argentina and Europe and causing headaches for the government of Argentina's President, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner. Spanish authorities in ...

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The problems of fisherfolk need better coverage
A recent newspaper report noted that the Union Government had gazetted the Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) Notification 2011 and received strong criticism from organisations that work for protecting coastal ecosystems and fight for the rights ...

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