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Politics does not have to be a raging fire destroying everything in its path, he said in his maiden speech as the country’s commander-in-chief. → Read More
And he is ready to do anything to avoid political humiliation. → Read More
In return for bringing the Taliban to the negotiating table, Islamabad will demand the restoration of US aid. → Read More
When it comes to seafood harvested off the California coast, what’s familiar may not be sustainable. → Read More
The last adult is leaving the White House after a shock decision by the president to pull troops out of Syria. → Read More
The Democrats took the House of Representatives with a large swing. The Republicans not only clung to the Senate, they increased their majority. → Read More
Trump's former chief strategist has returned to his media roots. And he has more than a few grudges → Read More
Despite good intentions, US objectives for a revised NAFTA are unachievable. → Read More
The Republicans aren't the biggest threat to the deal. → Read More
Losing the "vein of Baghdad" challenged the Iraqi government's authority. → Read More
> SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PPL IN THE BACK pic.twitter.com/Tq4IApJKaa — Relatable Quotes (@RelatableQuote) November 13, 2015 Every time there’s a terrorist attack somewhere – like the one in Paris on Friday night which claimed more than 120 lives – the conversation moves away from the perpetrators of the crime to their religious and ethnic background. Muslims around the world are constantly asked… → Read More
> SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PPL IN THE BACK pic.twitter.com/Tq4IApJKaa — Relatable Quotes (@RelatableQuote) November 13, 2015 Every time there’s a terrorist attack somewhere – like the one in Paris on Friday night which claimed more than 120 lives – the conversation moves away from the perpetrators of the crime to their religious and ethnic background. Muslims around the world are constantly asked… → Read More
This month is the centenary of the general theory of relativity. But how did we get from the absolutism of Isaac Newton to the relativity of Albert Einstein? → Read More
The video, produced by Censor Board Chief Pahlaj Nihalani, compares Modi to Gandhi while highlighting his pet programmes but uses visuals from around the world while passing them off as India's achievements. → Read More
Despite the effusive welcome rolled out by the British government to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to the UK, despite the huge reception planned at Wembley stadium – the biggest ever for an Indian Prime Minister outside India – there's a small but strong wave of protest as well, with several groups coming together to voice their opposition. On Thursday his arrival was met… → Read More
Moscow's mixed messages on the future of the Syrian president is fuelling speculation that it might be preparing to desert its long-term ally. → Read More
When confronted with weakness, Putin prefers to prove his strength with aggressive military moves, but popular support for Russia's fight in Syria could dissolve if the costs continue to stack up. → Read More
Why has Vladimir Putin stepped up his Syrian game so radically – and is it really all as sudden as it seems? → Read More
The US and UK claim the man who bragged about decapitating western hostages has probably been killed in an airstrike. → Read More
Photojournalist Fawzan Husain captures the making of Hindi movies as well as their impact on the world beyond the sets. → Read More