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Cover Story | Israel-Iran Conflict

The Revolution’s Last Stand

Jason Burke

The Iranian regime is being thinned out. Whoever is in power in Tehran at the end of this conflict is likely to be radically different. It could be a new version of the same regime. It could be a descent into Syria-like chaos. And the regime may end with a whimper, not a bang, and it may be replaced with something equally unpleasant or worse

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| Open Essay

The War of the Four Seas

MJ Akbar

The geography from Ukraine to Aden is infectious because smaller fires can easily join the conflagration

| Locomotif

Deny and Be Damned

S Prasannarajan

In Iran it’s an exhausted revolution’s last struggle

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Features | Web Exclusive

What’s common between Israel and Pakistan’s nuclear programmes?

Israel and Pakistan both stole crucial centrifuge blueprints from European consortium Urenco, and both helped other countries develop nuclear bombs through illegal sales of design and technology, thus aiding proliferation

News Briefs | Web Exclusive

From Visakhapatnam to New York, World Embraces International Yoga Day

Theme, 'Yoga for One Earth, One Health', Highlighted Global Wellbeing And Interconnectedness

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Cover Story | Israel-Iran Conflict

War On Iran

Can the Islamic republic survive as Israel vows to destroy its nuclear facilities?

Cover Story | Israel-Iran Conflict

Keeping the Faith

A direct hit can penetrate even a safe room. For years, I was convinced that my safe room was truly safe. But over the past few days, I have started to wonder, am I really protected? I’m beginning to question the quality of the safe room itself

Features | Demography

Two Billion and Counting

Youth and a high fertility rate are helping the rapid increase in the global Muslim population, says a new report

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Cinema

Rajkummar Rao: The Unstoppable Everyman

Rajkummar Rao has mastered playing the middling Indian man. He is now ready for gangster roles

Art & Culture

A Roman Saga in Mosaic

An exhibition dating back 2,000 years brings alive the history of an art form

Books

The Many Partitions

Sam Dalrymple records how the Indian empire was unmade. The author in conversation with

Columns | Tech Talk

WhatsApp Bites the Ad Bullet

Personal messaging experience will not be impacted

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