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Intelligence agencies in West Asia are suggesting that an Israeli attack on Iranian nuclear facilities is "imminent"
 
 
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Don't lose the game
Kanwal Sibal
08 March 2010
This outreach to the Taliban imperils India?s interests in Afghanistan
 
Responding to the Maoist challenge
Mahendra Kumawat
08 March 2010
IN its forty three years of existence, the Naxal movement has shown tre-mendous grit and resilience. What began as a small agrarian rebellion against the local landlords at Naxalbari in West Bengal is now a full-blown insurgency,
 
The danger from China's border infrastructure
Amit Kumar
04 March 2010
China and Pakistan are also planning to connect strategic Gwadar port with the broadened Karokaram Highways
 
Sliding along on oil
Sunjoy Joshi
04 March 2010
The shadow boxing being done by UPA's friends and foes for a rollback of "prices" actually lacks a killer punch because what they are demanding is one of taxes meant to collect revenues for the UPA's flagship social sector schemes
 
Sauce for the goose but not for the gander
Saeed Naqvi
02 March 2010
Showing images of attacks on US soldiers in Iraq is a crime? In what category do we then place the complete destruction of what was once Mesopotamia, one of the world's earliest civilizations?
 
Finance Minister's delicate balancing act
Jayshree Sengupta
02 March 2010
To Pranab Mukherjee's credit goes the earmarking of 25 per cent of the Plan outlay for rural infrastructure
 
To talk now is wrong
Kanwal Sibal
22 February 2010
Pakistan has shown inadequate political will to act against the Mumbai conspirators and has found tactical refuge in legal niceties to take minimum action
 
For an Indian military-industrial complex
Manish Tewari
19 February 2010
The defence ministry did take an interest in promoting the private sector to increase self-reliance in defence production
 
Yemen: The Real Story
Saeed Naqvi
19 February 2010
Just as Zia ul Haq and the ISI chose to keep the Mujahideen as an asset, so did Yemen President Saleh. Therefore, there should be no surprise at the presence of Al Qaeda in Yemen
 
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