June 17, 2006
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Why change of tack by Bush on Iran?
UNTIL the European Union’s foreign policy czar, Spain’s Javier Solana, returned to Brussels from Tehran last week with a broad smile on his face, the world had been holding its breath in an agonising spell of suspense.... 
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The ‘clash of civilisations’ is not inevitable
The clash of civilisations — a reality or a delusion — is a topical issue of the global politics of the day. In the light of the raging debate as well...
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How two disputes have become important
THE India-Pakistan dialogue ended inconclusively in the month of May. Although there were various rounds of talks on different matters, the most important ones were on the two territorial disputes: Sir Creek and Siachen....
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The encroaching deserts
IN general, we live on a very wet planet. Three-quarters of surface is water, one quarter is land. Almost 90 per cent of that land is covered with mountains, deserts, ice,...
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