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Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan

Fate of Imran Khan

Conflict between Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan and the army, which has come to a head after more than a year of troubled relations, has once again brought to the fore the inherent instability of the country’s political system propped by the armed forces....

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G7 & Ukraine War

The most symbolic element of the just concluded G7 summit in Hiroshima is that it took place in the city which, along with Nagasaki, are the only places in the world that had actually experienced the horrors that nuclear weapons can cause. A key agenda...

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Pink Isolation

It is disconcerting the way the capital of India, New Delhi, is handling some problems faced by women during their daily public interactions. The message that Delhi is sending out is that women need to be segregated or given a defined ‘safe space’ to avoid...

Aakar Patel

Welfare Over Ideology

The Congress won Karnataka though the BJP held on to its vote share. The Congress added 5 per cent to get to just under 43 per cent and the BJP lost just 0.2 per cent to get 36 per cent. How did the Congress increase...

Dilip Cherian

Damaged Reputation

The case of Sandeep Silas, an IRTS officer from the 1984 batch, raises concerns about the irreparable damage caused to a babu’s reputation, even after corrective actions have been taken. Recently, the ACC headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, approved Silas’ empanelment in Higher Administrative...

Move Forward Party leader and prime ministerial candidate, Pita Limjaroenrat, attends a press conference following the general election, at the party's headquarters in Bangkok, Thailand, May 15 (Reuters)

Clear Thai Mandate

When youth power is blessed by the old generation, tectonic change may be brought about. For, if the youth have zest for life, love of freedom and daring to challenge repressive regimes, the old have maturity and experience to guide them to achieve their goal....

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Turkey At Crossroads

Turkey’s presidential election is all set to go for a runoff as neither the incumbent, Recep Tayyip Erdogan nor his main challenger Kemal Kilicdaroglu, could get the mandatory 51 per cent of votes for outright victory in the first round. Erdogan secured 49.4 per cent...

Congress workers celebrate at the party office after the party’s victory in the Karnataka Assembly elections, outside Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan in Ahmedabad (PTI Photo)

Karnataka Indications

The Karnataka Assembly poll results are a resounding defeat for the BJP. This should come as a surprise because most people thought the brand of politics that thrives on injecting communal passion to the exclusion of all other issues, including economy and the question of...

A Few Questions

There are questions that must be asked of the Opposition, and I am sure others will ask them. It is the party that governs the state and the Centre that is accountable and so these questions must be asked of it and the man leading...

Dilip Cherian

Kishor’s Next Move

What are retired IAS and IPS officers doing with ace poll strategist-turned-neta Prashant Kishor? Given the man’s track record of working with some of India’s biggest political parties, including the BJP, the Congress and the TMC, it is not surprising that there is speculation about...

 

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