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August 24, 2017  |  By admin In International Relations

The war of words

One of the deadliest weapons being used by both Iraq and the US led multinational forces in the Gulf war is the weapon of disinformation. While the world press attention is focused on the actual gory war, little attention is being paid to the media war, the ‘doctored’ information that is emerging from the two […]

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August 24, 2017  |  By admin In International Relations

Danger of chemical weapons

One still recoils in horror when one comes across the picture of a 10-year old, naked Vietnamese girl who is running for her life, terror writ large on her face. It depicts the aftermath resulting from the use of Napalm bomb by the United States during the Vietnam War. Even after two decades, the clouds […]

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patriotiss
August 24, 2017  |  By admin In International Relations

Indian options on Pak N-capability

With the scrapping of the United States economic and military aid to Pakistan from October 1, Pakistan ha failed to clothe its nuclear weapons programme in the garb of peaceful intentions. Initially, Pakistan had hopes that after the General Elections on October 24, the USA will resume the aid flow, but the hopes have been […]

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sundayiss
August 24, 2017  |  By admin In International Relations

Building bridges

“Chinese premier Li Peng’s visit to India generates quiet optimism about improved relations” The ancient Chinese philosopher, Confucius, once said “De bu gu, bi you living” (a virtuous government won’t be in isolation. It will enjoy good neighbourliness). Apparently, not so long back, the Chinese could not care less about what ancient philosophers had to […]

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August 4, 2017  |  By admin In International Relations

India should take up Baha’is’ concerns with Iran

‘India should take up Baha’is’ concerns with Iran’ 9 Jun 2008, 0057 hrs IST The five and half million-strong Baha’i community across the world is extremely disturbed over the arrest of their top leadership in Iran. Bani Dugal, principal representative of the Baha’i International Community to the United Nations, spoke to Ketan Tanna: Q: Why […]

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country
August 2, 2017  |  By admin In International Relations

Two countries and a daughter

Nothing about Mohammed Ali Jinnah was simple—not his politics, not his personal life, and certainly not the property he left behind. To whom does the white colonial estate called Jinnah House on Malabar Hill belong? To India, Pakistan or his 88-year-old daughter Dina who lives in Manhattan and who recently moved the Bombay High Court […]

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malesiya
August 2, 2017  |  By admin In International Relations

Malaysia, not truly Asia?

Ketan Tanna examines why the claims of race go beyond passports and boundaries   Last year, the Indian High Commission in Guyana published an advert in a local newspaper offering scholarships to ‘Children of the Diaspora’. An angry reader wrote in that the Indian government should surely know that while assistance to Guyana was welcome […]

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