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Who could replace Narendra Modi?

The Economist - 0
photograph: reuters Arvind kejriwal left prison determined to make up for lost time. Delhi’s chief minister, who also leads an opposition party, had been in jail since...
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International Criminal Court prosecutor charges Netanyahu with “murder” and “extermination” of civilians

World Socialist Web Site - 0
Andre Damon : On Monday, the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court applied for arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense...
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Pakistan moves to sell national airline in test case for privatization drive

Nikkei Asia Review - 0
KARACHI -- Passengers landing at Jinnah International Airport in Karachi are greeted by a grim sight on arrival: the graveyard of out-of-service planes that once...
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Myanmar: If sanctions aren’t the solution, what is?

The Lowy Institute - 0
The decision by Australia in February last year to impose sanctions on 16 members of Myanmar’s ruling junta, as well as two military holding companies, received...
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Will Raisi’s Death Bring Major Changes To Iran’s Policies? The Short Answer Is ‘No.’

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty - 0
By Kian Sharifi : The helicopter crash that killed Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has sent shock waves around the Islamic republic and the region. But Raisi's...
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The death of Iran’s president would spark a high-stakes power struggle

The Economist - 0
THREE YEARS ago, when Ebrahim Raisi won the presidency in a rigged election, some Iranians thought it was a stepping stone to a bigger position....
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Commentary

Pakistan’s Broken Anti-Terror System

Salman Rafi Sheikh - 0
For almost two decades, the Pakistan state has blamed the US ‘war on terror’ and Indian involvement in Afghanistan for terrorism in Pakistan. Yet,...
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Health and Habitat: A Holistic Approach to Climate Policies for All Earth’s Inhabitants

Md. Abdullah- Al-Mamun - 0
Our world is, our outright irreplaceable home, sending unmistakable distress calls—forests are ablaze, coral reefs are bleaching, ice fields are shrinking, diseases are proliferating,...
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The Greater Middle East is a ticking time bomb – Part 2.

James M. Dorsey - 0
It goes without saying that the Palestinian issue touches many across the Greater Middle East. Israel and the world’s inability or unwillingness to help Palestinians...
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Territorialisation of Citizenship Rights

Bhabani Shankar Nayak - 0
 Working people have historically fought against various forms of oppression, including feudalism, capitalism, colonialism, imperialism, and religious fundamentalism, to advance democracy and secure citizenship...
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Suicide of a Superpower

Mahmudur Rahman - 0
Mahmudur Rahman  Washington is blindly committing Harakiri in regards to its international image. AIPAC and other Zionist billionaire funded US politicians, irrespective of their party...
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Modi Tries “Secular-Card” as His Electoral Strategy!

Nilofar Suhrawardy - 0
How seriously should Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s words be taken about his “never” having expressed anything against Muslims, talked about any Hindu-Muslim communalism and...
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