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Editorials Meeting the global challenges In its mid-term review of the annual credit policy, the Reserve Bank of India has emphasised liquidity management to maintain financial stability and keeping prices under check. Those have always been important objectives of the monetary policy ... Provocative sanctions The belligerence and aggression implicit in the decision by the United States to unilaterally impose yet another set of sanctions on Iran has upped the ante in the region. But it is of some relief that recourse was not taken to a more dangerous ... Leader Page Articles War in our time: the myth of appeasement By Ramesh Thakur The European backing for “tough” American policy towards Iran suggests that the age-old instinct for appeasing the predatory propensity of the great and powerful is alive and well. News Analysis 
Looking for space to spread their wingsBy V. Jayanth With foreign and Indian airlines increasing their services, the focus is shifting to providing better infrastructure. OUT OF LONDON In Great Britain, no news is good news By Hasan Suroor The weather,“venal” politicians, “corrupt” businessmen, the royal family — there seems to be little that Britons like in their country. Corrections and clarifications The seventh paragraph in a report “Virender Sehwag gets the selectors’ nod, Rahul Dravid doesn’t” (“Sport”, October 28, 2007) was: “On Saturday the selectors also hinted a potential end to the ... Let Iranians decide regime changes By Simon Tisdall The vibrant political debate in Iran ahead of the 2008 polls is at odds with George Bush’s imagined picture of a nation in chains. The California fires and the ongoing drought By Edward Helmore A look into how development and climate change are leading to water conflicts. Letters to the Editor Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Sci Tech | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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