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22 September 2009

District 9 busts the myth of good and evil

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This year, from an unexpected quarter of the world, comes a film that takes head-on, and then shatters, the myth of good and evil. That film...
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15 September 2009

Good and evil

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In war, if there is no geography, no physical ground or territory to conquer and to bring under one’s control, it’s difficult to claim victo...
11 September 2009

A new geography

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What fascinates me about a Cosmic War is that it defines the battleground at a new spatial level. And no, I’m not talking about the mystical...
06 September 2009

Cosmic War

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Recently, on Fora.tv, I watched an interview of Iranian-American author Reza Aslan by Phil Bronstein, Editor-at-Large Hearst Newspapers and...
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21 May 2009

Critical perspectives on global power

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Nermeen Shaikh’s scholarly work of non-fiction The Present As History: Critical Perspectives on Global Power is probably not intended for n...
19 May 2009

An end to war?

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“State television showed hundreds of corpses scattered around the battlefield and floating in a nearby lagoon as the armed forces combed the...
13 May 2009

Suspicion

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There has been, and still is, so much talk and literature on the 9/11 WTC incident from the American perspective that one often forgets how ...
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12 May 2009

The Reluctant Fundamentalist

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At a cafĂ© in Lahore, a bearded Pakistani man corners an American with a beseeching question, “Excuse me, sir, but may I be of assistance?”; ...
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29 April 2009

Shaken, not blurred

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Not only can terrorism lead to economic uncertainty, in a roundabout way, political, social and economic uncertainties – and, therefore, dis...
25 April 2009

Uncertainty

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Does terrorism have a negative impact on our economy? I simply don’t have the wherewithal to provide a quantitative response to that questio...
21 April 2009

India is no stranger to terror attacks

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India is no stranger to terror attacks. Our history is replete with instances of invaders and marauders attacking our country and terrorisin...
17 April 2009

Election terror

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It’s one thing to blame Pakistan for striking terror into India’s heart from across the border. It’s another to resolve terror within the co...
13 April 2009

The question of terrorism

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From an economic perspective, India surviving the global economic recession in the coming years seems plausible. In fact, as I’ve tried to e...
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10 April 2009

Can India live through the recession?

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“What is the truth behind the fitful hints which reach us intimating that there exists in India an old wisdom that promises the most extraor...
09 April 2009

India’s selflessness

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At the G20 Summit’s trillion dollar global recovery plan announced in London last week, although Eastern Europe had been singled out as the ...
07 April 2009

No quick fixes

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UK’s Prime Minister Gordon Brown has put it succinctly at the G20 Summit in London recently: there are no quick fixes to resolving the world...
04 April 2009

Fend for yourself

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President Barack Obama’s declaration, at the G20 Summit in London on 2 April 2009, that the United States (or rather, the American consumer)...
01 April 2009

These are uncertain times

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“The consequences of our actions are always so complicated, so diverse, that predicting the future is a very difficult business indeed.” – P...
09 February 2009

For the world has changed

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“That we are in the midst of crisis is now well understood. Our nation is at war against a far-reaching network of violence and hatred. Our ...
28 January 2009

The year of magical thinking

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“It is my opinion that the earth is very noble and admirable by reason of so many and so different alterations and generations which are inc...
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Ever since I can remember, I’ve been an explorer. Not an explorer of places like Columbus; but a spiritual one, trying to find my place in this world.
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