India finds a path to Oslo
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View ArticleNetanyahu wins a Pyrrhic victory
On the face of it, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu scored a perfect hit by launching the assault on Gaza. The score sheet for the weeklong operation codenamed “Operation Pillar of Defense”...
View ArticleObama invites Rouhani to join great game
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View ArticleAfghan politics looks feisty
The Afghan Election Commission released in Kabul on Tuesday the provisional list of candidates for the presidential election due on April 5 next year. As many as 16 out of 26 candidates have been...
View ArticleAfghan politics looks feisty
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