Reading The COVID Fine Print: The Undoing Of The Australian Open – OpEd
The decision to go ahead with the Australian Open, the first of the grand slams of the tennis calendar, was
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Undeterred By US Sanctions, China Seen Continuing Development In South China Sea
By Ralph Jennings U.S. curbs against Chinese officials and companies suspected of helping Beijing extend its reach in a disputed, resource-rich
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The Many Facets Of The Tamil Festival Thai Pongal – Analysis
The Thai Pongal, a harvest festival, is being celebrated from January 14 to 17, with traditional fervor by Tamils in
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Biden’s North Korea Challenge – Analysis
By Naoko Aoki* US President Donald Trump chose an unconventional style of diplomacy with North Korea that was characterised by
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Endangered Linguistic Heritage: A New Website For The Pangloss Collection
Like certain animal and plant species, some of the world’s languages are in danger of extinction. Fortunately, the Pangloss Collection,
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Countries Face Emissions ‘Cocktail’ From Waste Burning
Uncontrolled solid waste burning is releasing a “hazardous cocktail” of emissions that threatens people, workers and the environment in lower-
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The Misplaced Optimism Of America’s Korea Policy – Analysis
By Anthony V Rinna* The US legislature, whose responsibilities include overseeing the State Department and determining budgets for foreign policy
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Globalization Eroding Cordillera Peoples Steadfast Watch Over Environment – OpEd
High in the mountains comfortably nestled upon the lofty heights of the Cordillera mountain ranges, tribes hold the key to
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Self-Reliance In Domestic Supply Chain Industry: FDI Beams Hope – Analysis
Hit by COVID 19, India is in the dichotomy of overdependence on imports for its emerging industries, which are import
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What Difference Between India’s Approach Now And Then To India? – OpEd
When India attained independence from the British rule, Jawaharlal Nehru became the Prime Minister and remained in the job for around fourteen years
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