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Honey Laundering
The arrest of a couple of corporate executives exposes a global racket, with Chinese honey being shipped to America under ‘Indian’ labels to sneak past a tariff barrier
In Defence of Israel
Why do Indian intellectuals ignore the Jewish state’s side of the story?
The woman who the Taliban and the NATO fear
Meet Shukria Barakzai, a leading advocate of women’s rights in Afghanistan who wants to run for the country’s top office in 2014
Video Letters from Kabul
How three young Afghan women filmed their lives with videocams
Pot Needs to Call the Kettle Black
India needs to strengthen the UN’s hand in censuring Sri Lanka. But that requires facing up to its own human rights record
Suburbia around the Buddha
A newly erected shrine in Nangchen and the transformation of a Buddhist part of China seen to be beyond the Dalai Lama’s influence
‘India needs to be intimate with China’
In an interview with Open, writer Martin Jacques sounds a wake-up call for India: engage China or prepare to endure its hegemony
More than Lives Lost in Oak Park
The slaughter at the Wisconsin gurdwara killed not just innocents, but innocence itself
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