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One year of The One

Tuesday 03 November, 2009

When he was elected president, Barack Obama made it plain that this was an event of some importance.
Richard Sonnenfeldt

Tuesday 03 November, 2009

He has almost been cropped from the photograph, and his name is a blank in the key. An interpreter's lot, perhaps.
Scoring a political goal

Tuesday 03 November, 2009

The opening minutes of the soccer game brought a quick goal, and Ruben Bres and the 15 guests who had joined him around his battered TV erupted in cheers.
Memoirs of a hesitant heir

Tuesday 03 November, 2009

For much of their lives, Yona Sabar and his son Ariel were like warring countries with radically different customs, languages and concerns.
Ships stand as monuments to nature’s destruction

Tuesday 03 November, 2009

They are ships that fell from the sky; two immovable objects, their very presence defying reason. Residents call them acts of God.
What the world is reading

Tuesday 03 November, 2009

Since policy makers in Washington D.C. decided to provide financial support to Pakistan to aid in its battle with extremists, the country’s urban...
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Abdullah pulls out, Karzai set to keep job

Monday 02 November, 2009

Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai’s challenger Abdullah Abdullah withdrew on Sunday from next weekend’s runoff election...
Iran’s enemies a ‘mosquito’, says Ahmadinejad

Monday 02 November, 2009

Iran President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Sunday compared the power of Iran’s enemies to a “mosquito,” saying Iran deals with the West from a position of power.
UK civil servant says 26/11 not terror attack

Monday 02 November, 2009

A British civil servant is in the eye of a controversy for claiming that 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks were not an act of terrorism.
‘US officials to interview Fonseka on war crimes’

Monday 02 November, 2009

Sri Lankan Army General Sarath Fonseka, who presided over the offensive on the LTTE, has been asked by US authorities to testify before...
T S Eliot’s letters show he wasn’t cruel to wife or against Jews

Monday 02 November, 2009

Nobel laureate T S Eliot, considered the greatest poet of the 20th century, was dogged throughout his later years by the...
‘Not fit to fly Apache’, Harry’s dreams of fighting Taliban shattered

Monday 02 November, 2009

Prince Harry’s dreams of taking on the Taliban in an Apache helicopter in war-ravaged Afghanistan is said to have been...
World Vignettes

Monday 02 November, 2009

An 11-year-old schoolgirl in Bulgaria is said to have become the world’s youngest mother after she gave birth to a baby on her wedding day.
FBI: Headley made frequent trips to Pakistan

Monday 02 November, 2009

US national David Coleman Headley, nabbed by FBI for plotting a major terror attack in India at LeT’s behest, was a frequent flyer who made...
Briefly World

Monday 02 November, 2009

A spate of bombings across Iraq, including two suicide attacks and a bicycle bomb, killed seven people and wounded more than 40 on...
Raining on India’s parade

Monday 02 November, 2009

In India, drought sometimes turns to deluge. This summer the country suffered its worst monsoon since 1972, which left half its rural districts...
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