May 20, 2006
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It’s oil, not genocide, in Darfur
DARFUR seems to be exciting a lot of imaginations in the West, especially in the US, which has usually been in the thick of almost every international conflict since World War II.... 
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Will the Maoists turn to democracy?
BY curtailing key powers of the king, Nepal’s parliament took a bold but a decisive step forward this week to make the country a fully democratic and modern state....
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Recruiting ‘native’ orientalists
BEING a Muslim today — in the middle of America’s ‘war against global terrorism’ — carries some new hazards. But it is not without its bright side for a few Muslims who are eager to profit from this war....
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A major asset sold for peanuts
IN April, the newly elected senators were administered the oath of office. Those who vacated their seats for them included Mr Abdul Hafeez Shaikh, who also ceased to be federal minister for privatisation....
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