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Spats, brawls, scuffles, tiffs and quibbles: call them what you want but 2011 was full of confrontations and Newsline recaps the biggest face-offs of 2011.
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Pakistan and India may not be friends, but they should not be foes either and if they can’t be friendly the least they can do is just be normal.
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From Indian protests over US-owned Dow Chemical’s sponsorship of the London Olympics to the Tamil song “Kolaveri” that went viral, Sujoy Dhar updates us with news from India.
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Dictators have been toppled and killed in the Arab world, but has revolution actually occurred and is democracy guaranteed?
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The private healthcare system in India dazzles with shiny exteriors, but within, it is rank with corruption.
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The late Gaddafi’s eccentricities and brutalities are universally acknowledged. But how did the once idealistic reformer evolve into an iron-fisted megalomaniac?
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Statehood for Palestine would have transformed the occupied territories into an occupied state that could have sought international assistance to liberate itself.
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Letter from India: The blemish on Narendra Modi’s past could impact his desire to run for India’s prime minister in 2014.
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Anna Hazare is no Amitabh Bachchan, but in real life the slight 74-year-old man has proved more powerful than any celluloid crusader as the most credible face of a growing anti-corruption uprising.
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