Masters of manipulating public opinion
BREXIT deadline is October 31, 2019. On June 23, 2016, the British people voted 52 per cent against 48 per cent to leave the European Union. In England alone, the ReadMore
The legitimacy of Article 370
THE recent unilateral decision of prime minister Modi’s government to revoke Article 370, which guaranteed the special status of Jammu and Kashmir; dismemberment of the State, and its diminishment are ReadMore
Orwell revisited in the age of Trump
I, WINSTON Smith… I mean, Tom Engelhardt… have not just been reading a dystopian novel, but, it seems, living one — and I suspect I’ve been living one all my ReadMore
Kashmir: the lull before storm?
INDIA’S frantic search for a solution to the Kashmir crunch has enabled uts policy planners to realise their need and also to understand this better. Indeed, there exist deadly perils ReadMore
The challenge for the strong leader in Lanka
THE selection of former defence secretary Gotabaya Rajapaksa as the presidential candidate of the SLPP will impart enthusiasm in an electorate that has grown discontented at the absence of coherence ReadMore
Kashmir and abrogation of Article 370
THE abrogation on August 5 of the fundamental provisions of Article 370 of the Indian constitution became one of the most important recent political events in the Indo-Pacific Region. It ReadMore
The contours of the Kashmir move
India’s actions were enabled by the unilateralism in global politics and a decline in multilateral arrangements, writes Suhasini Haidar THE government has defended its twin decisions to revoke operative portions of ReadMore
A reincarnation of Nathuram Godse?
NATHURAM Godse had emptied three bullets point-blank in the chest of Karamchand Gandhi, popularly known as the Mahatma, the apostle of peace and the father of India, killing him almost ReadMore
