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Opinion | Israel May Be Planning To Occupy Gaza Indefinitely
If one looks at Katz's statement along with reports in the Israeli media, the Netanyahu government's plan for Gaza appears to emerge.
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Blog | Adolescence: When Seeing Is Possessing
The characters of this Netflix hit are not simply participants in a system; they are its products. They are what philosopher Michel Foucault called 'docile bodies'.
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Opinion: The Law Must Be Respected and Feared
Who will guard the guardians when the custodians of justice bring their own interpretations to override what the law - the will of the people laid down by Parliament - clearly provides?
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Opinion | Why Is Trump Invoking JFK? Hint: Russia
Now that the Trump administration is avowedly in favour of peace with Russia, invoking JFK's memory works in their favour.
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Opinion | India's New Immigration Bill - A Timely Reform In Changing Global Landscape
Migration has been a defining factor in human history, shaping civilizations, economies, and national identities.
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Opinion | What RSS' Calls For 'Moderation' Really Tell Us
One could argue that the RSS has been riding a ferocious tiger, one that thrives on hatred for Muslims. There's no taming it, but there seems to be an attempt to alter its course.
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Opinion | Thanks To Trump, Researchers May Soon Start Ditching US For China
The Trump administration, in its all-out assault on universities, has already slashed federal grants worth $800 million and $400 million for Johns Hopkins and Columbia, respectively. But this is just the beginning.
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Opinion | Why New Zealand Wants Better Ties With India - Despite China
New Zealand has been cautious in aligning with security mechanisms that could antagonise Beijing. But it has signalled a desire to balance its economic and security interests in a changing regional order.
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Blog | Severance: Are You An 'Innie' Or An 'Outie'?
Perhaps the AppleTV show's popularity is a sign of our times. Maybe all of us are so sick and tired of our jobs that a science-fiction show about a larger-than-life corporation psychologically abusing its employees hits too close to home.
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Opinion | Implosion Or Rebellion? A Post-Nitish JD(U) Will Not Be Pretty
If Nishant is announced as a successor, he could face opposition from senior leaders in the party. If he is not, though, the party might implode.
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Opinion | Congress's Hooda-Shaped Problem In Haryana Is Growing
The party's rout in the Haryana municipal election, held less than six months after the assembly polls it was sure to win but didn't, is telling of a steady decay.
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Opinion | This IPL May Be A T20i Berth Shootout Between Pant & Samson
While one is a sound attacking batter, the other can destroy any bowling attack with shots you won't find in any coaching manual. And both, in many ways, are still struggling to cement their places in the national teams.
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Opinion | Sudan Is Staring At A Second Partition, Thanks To Two Warlords
In a testimony to the UN Security Council last week, the UNICEF chief disclosed that the ongoing conflict has evolved into the world's most severe humanitarian emergency, affecting 30 million individuals, two-thirds of Sudan's population
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Opinion | Trump, In His MAGA Quest, Is Actually Just 'Surrendering'
Trump's isolationist instincts risk destroying the very architecture that has in the past enabled it to weather turbulent change in the international system
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Opinion | PM Modi Podcast: An Alternate View
The Prime Minister's podcast to a friendly interviewer was a master class in how to attempt to set a narrative.
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Opinion | Isn't Revanth Reddy Crossing The Line?
Women, and often men, being stripped and paraded is a depressingly familiar headline in India. In religion, caste, or family conflicts, a woman's body becomes the metaphor for the "honour" of an entire community, caste, and clan.
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Opinion | Universities Are Feeling The Pinch As Indian Students Ditch The 'Big Four'
Indian students are increasingly looking beyond the US, the UK, Canada and Australia. But why?
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Opinion | India Should Push Trump To Be Practical About Chabahar
With Beijing's rising influence in South Asia and the Indian Ocean, the Iranian port takes on salience and shouldn't become a casualty of Trump's 'Maximum Pressure' policy.
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Opinion | PM Modi's Latest Podcast Is A Lesson In Using Tech To Connect
Modi's efforts to innovate and reinvent political engagement demonstrate his dynamic and ever-evolving approach to connecting with people.
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Opinion | Ukraine May Be Staring At A 'Frozen' Conflict
Zelensky can't afford to sign a deal where he allows Putin to keep large parts of Ukraine. So, an immediate ceasefire followed by an armistice is fine, but not a peace deal.
