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Editorials Blend of youth and experience Ministry-making after the United Progressive Alliance’s stupendous victory in the 15th general election carried the burden of unusually high expectations. Not surprisingly, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s second term was widely ... State-sponsored vigilantism It is a symptom of the troubled times Indian democracy is passing through that the release on bail of an eminent human rights activist and medical practitioner, Dr. Binayak Sen — something that is routine for even individuals of ... Leader Page Articles Medvedev-Putin duo: reality check By Vladimir Radyuhin The duumvirate has established a credible division of authority, ending a long tradition of concentration of power in the hands of one ruler. News Analysis Cities the target of asymmetrical warfare By Saskia Sassen War between a conventional army and armed insurgents is making cities targets. Wednesday’s bomb explosion in Lahore is part of this pattern. U.S. town bids to be new Gitmo By Paul Harris Hardin in Montana wants to re-house detainees in disused prison to boost jobs and prospects. Containing the Taliban: 3 factors By Javed Jabbar Ideology, ethnicity and geography substantially explain the rapid advance of the Taliban in parts of North-Western Pakistan. Complexities of nuclear risk reduction in South Asia By Michael Krepon The key to nuclear risk-reduction on the subcontinent may now lie in governments’ ability to trust each other to share intelligence against common terrorist threats. Israel: 80 per cent of West Bank water for Israelis By Rory McCarthy A deepening drought in the Middle East is aggravating a dispute over water resources after the World Bank found that Israel is taking four times as much water as the Palestinians from a vital shared aquifer. The region faces a fifth ... Corrections and clarifications The tenth paragraph of “What’s so ‘Hon’ble’ about MPs, ask voters” (Op-Ed, May 28, 2009) had a reference to “Prime Minister Gordon”. It should have been “Prime Minister Gordon ... Letters to the Editor Read Today's supplements: Friday Review | Cinema Plus | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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