World
Those Swine in the West
Hartosh Singh Bal
Anything they breed has had its own global emergency. Could that be why we’ve been spared a goat flu scare?
The Do Gooders
Working for a cause, making a difference, fighting for change is suddenly cool again. Thanks in large part to the new occupant of the White House
Lost in Translation
Peace in Nepal, or merely the absence of war, continues at the pleasure of the Maoists. For how long will this carry on?
Guns and Poses
The US exerts strict controls on war photography. Correspondents go embedded with military units. And the Pentagon plays photo editor. Call it war choreography
The Freak City
Dubai is astonishing. But sometimes, when you are standing there, you expect a man’s voice to suddenly shout ‘pack up’, and everything to disappear
Brown vs Cameron
As Britons bay for an early election, Britain will witness that irrepressible phenomenon of a presidential style clash of personalities
Cheers for Fears
There are troubling signs in triumphalist Sri Lanka that the Tamil issue is not any closer to resolution
Red Storm Rising
Tiananmen is long past. Right now, it’s time to wake up and smell the gunpowder. As the Asian Century unfolds, India must get its act together to prevent its powerful northern neighbour from usurping the country’s future
Seeing Stars and Stripes
President Barack Obama has not just given African Americans a reason to dream. With him has also come the political awakening of American desis
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