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‘Dead Bastards’
Amitava Kumar
Reading poetry and listening to the radio as the trial of Bradley Manning begins
The Khan Who Couldn’t
Nawaz Sharif’s party won a near majority in Pakistan’s National Assembly. But it was Imran Khan’s campaign that animated the polls
‘Early Treatment is the Key’
Asier Sáez-Cirión, a scientist at the Pasteur Institute in Paris, talks to Open about his landmark research which reported HIV remission in 14 adults
Pakistan’s Tryst with Cash Transfers
A profile of the Benazir Income Support Programme, the country’s first large-scale social safety net
The Man Who Wants to Sue Facebook
Raymond Bechard has been campaigning to keep the social networking site free of child pornography
Still Quite a Quiverful
Jeffrey Archer has no clue what makes great literature but is never short of stories to tell
The Man Who Makes People Disappear
And the mystery of how US-based privacy expert Frank Ahearn’s name came to be associated with the film Zila Ghaziabad
Zegna Zips In
Gildo Zegna, grandson of the Italian designer who started this fashion house, on staying the course
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