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C Raja Mohan

Nuclear history

As China considers its position on the Indo-US civil nuclear initiative at the International Atomic Energy Agency...

Tough love in Europe

As he arrives in Europe to a kind of welcome that only rock stars get, the Democratic nominee Senator Barack Obama...

Differing to agree

As they took pot-shots at each other on national security on Tuesday, the two American presidential candidates...

Striking hard

“To scare the monkey”, an old Chinese proverb says, “you must kill the chicken”. That might be one of the reasons...
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Close reading the IAEA safeguards

Even before the India-specific safeguards agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency was available to the public Thursday morning...

The middle path

When the focus shifts from the contest within the parties to the general election, the Democratic and Republican...

The blast claimed first martyr of emergent India’s new foreign policy

It was nearly two years ago that I last met Venkat, or V V Rao, who was killed today in a brutal suicide bombing...

On Hokkaido time

Having acted decisively at home, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh can walk tall at the G8 summit in Hokkaido this week.

After CPM, the CCP

If the UPA government does finally decide to approach the International Atomic Energy Agency to approve the...

Rethinking nuclear power

The decision in July 2005 to resume civilian nuclear cooperation with India is not the only controversial atomic...

Holding on to the Centre

As the Congress dithers over the nuclear deal, at stake is the party’s political record as the custodian of India’s national interests.

Afghan Copper

China’s intense search for mineral resources in Afghanistan, as reported earlier in this column, has drawn its first success.

India’s Obama problem

That a charismatic African-American, Senator Barack Obama, has a good shot at becoming the next US President is indeed a historic moment in the evolut

Clinton as Veep?

Having clinched the presidential nomination of the Democratic Party, Senator Barack Obama will soon have to make one of the important decisions of his

Sichuan culture

One of the many great tragedies of the Sichuan quake has been the extensive damage to the rich cultural heritage of the province.

To the referees

With Senator Barack Obama unable to declare victory and Senator Hillary Clinton having no reason to concede defeat...

Disaster politics

As it copes with a series of natural disasters this year, the current leadership of the Chinese Communist Party...

Angry nationalism

The Chinese Communist Party did not have to work hard at mobilising nationalist resentment against Tibetan...

The YouTube contest

If the 1960 US presidential race between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon is remembered...

Dalai Lama’s Han outreach

Although international support for the Tibetan cause might be welcome, the Dalai Lama knows he cannot win autonomy...

McCain’s diplomacy

As the Democratic candidates, Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, tear each other apart...

If poverty has to go, growth must touch 10 pc and continue: FM

Dressed in a dark suit and a light tie that contrasted with his usual South Indian whites, Finance Minister P Chidambaram...

Soften these borders

From Lhasa to Kandahar and from Myanmar to Balochistan, India’s borderlands are aflame. For the last few days...

Falun Gong's turn

China has little reason to breathe easy at the fact that no government has called for the boycott of Beijing Olympics...

Obama's faith

Despite the relentless slander campaign that Senator Barack Obama is a closet Muslim, the front runner for the Democratic Party’s presidential nominat
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