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Testing Pakistan’s resolve
Ever since the Pakistan Army launched an operation against the Taliban in the Swat region of the North-West Frontier Province, there were fears of exactly the kind of consequences now unfolding across Pakistan: terror attacks targeting ...

Coping with climate change
The effects of climate change on health are likely to be significant. Managing the challenge will greatly depend on an effective adaptation mechanism being drawn up at the United Nations climate change conference to be held in Copenhagen later ...

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Synergy between Food Security Act & NREGA
The successful implementation of NREGA and the Right to Information Act indicates that the climate is conducive for a far-reaching, rights-based legislation to eliminate hunger and deprivation.

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‘Identity politics’ back to forefront
By Peter Baker

Following the selection of Judge Sonia Sotomayor, Washington has once again polarised along familiar lines.

British police assailed for harsh tactics
By Sarah Lyall

More than 180 protesters have formally accused the police of indulging in excessive force and unprovoked assaults during the G-20 summit in London.

War without borders
By Randal C. Archibold

Federal officials consider drug cartels the greatest organised crime threat to the United States.

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