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Xi Toying With A Saudi Visit: Manoeuvring Dangerous Middle East Minefields

By James M Dorsey Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi hit all the right cords when he spoke virtually with his Saudi counterpart, Prince Faisal Bin Farhan, at a meeting of the China-Saudi Arabia High-Level Joint Committee last month. Wang told Bin Farhan: “China attaches great importance to the development...

Nov 12 · >

Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju Is Defaming The Judiciary To Protect Centre

By Arun Srivastava It is not a secret what made the Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju to question the functioning of the collegium of the Supreme Court and malign the face of the judiciary in public. For a fortnight he has been targeting the judges and judiciary and accusing...

Nov 11 · >

Many Questions Remain Unanswered Relating To Inclusion Of Converted Into Dalits

By Sushil Kutty Why would those who converted from Hinduism to Islam and Christianity want to be classified as ‘Dalit’, when it was the Scheduled Caste status in the Hindu religious and social order what made them to convert in the first place? In fact, the strongest argument to...

Nov 11 · >

Stakes Are Very High For BJP And AAP At Delhi Civic Polls

By Dr. Gyan Pathak BJP and AAP have rolled out very competitive promises to the voters of Delhi ahead of the unified Municipal Corporation of Delhi polls scheduled for December 4, the result of which would be declared on December 7. Congress has alleged conspiracy in the delimitation process...

Nov 11 · >

Food Crisis Accentuates In Sri Lanka Affecting 3.4 Million Poor People

By Arun Kumar Shrivastav The UN agencies and NGOs working in Sri Lanka have warned that the food crisis in the island nation with 22 million people is worsening. In its June 2022 report, the UN said that at least 1.7 million people need immediate help. Early this week,...

Nov 11 · >

Developing Nations Can Not Bear The Brunt Of Climate Change Costs

By Dr. Soma Marla Mia Mottly, Prime Minister of Barbados, speaking at the ongoing COP27 UN climate summit in Egypt attacked the rich nations for their historical criminal past for present climate crisis and demanded 1 trillion US Dollar compensation to low income countries to tackle natural disasters. The...

Nov 11 · >

Private Greed Of Capital Vs Society’s Survival Forms The Real Debate At COP27

By Prabir Purkayastha COP 27 is underway in Sharm el-Sheikh in Egypt from November 6. Although the Ukraine War and the US mid-term elections have shifted our immediate focus away from how we are faring in our battle against global warming, it still remains a central concern of our...

Nov 11 · >

After Calling For Caste Census, Nitish Kumar Endorses EWS Quota

By Rahil Nora Chopra Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has supported reservation for the backward castes, and openly endorsed a caste census as proportionate with the population across the country. He has also called for raising the 50 percent cap on quotas for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other...

Nov 11 · >

Many Progressives Have Won In Key Seats In The U.S. Midterm Elections

By Julia Rock Corporate media, industry-funded think tanks, and Democratic operatives were chomping at the bit to blame the party’s anticipated midterm election losses Tuesday on progressives and a prefabricated narrative about Democrats’ supposedly extreme brand. Then, the results began rolling in. It’s not clear yet which party will...

Nov 11 · >

Governors Increasingly Blamed Of Derailing Governance In States

By Dr. Gyan Pathak It did not come as surprise when Delhi government led by Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has now accused Lieutenant Governor Office in an affidavit in the Supreme Court of “Derailing” Governance in the National Capital Territory of India, as has been seen in several states...

Nov 10 · >
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