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England’s squad for Pakistan series shows why Monty Panesar should not lose hope

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Red Cross: Wounded trapped in C. African Republic capital

Aid officials pleaded for access to the neighborhoods of Central African Republic's treacherous capital on Wednesday, saying that sectarian clashes between rivaling Christian and Muslim militias make...

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False Equivalencies: ISIS and Assad

It is always a treat to listen to a British prime minister issuing diktats to other countries about the fate of their governments, especially a government that for the past four and a half years has...

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Attempts to polarize communities on rise, say Muslim clerics

Aligarh: Following the spurt in attacks on minorities, prominent Muslim clerics say they have met at different locations in the country in the past one year to discuss strategies to fight "fascist...

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How Afghanistan can succeed

(CNN)My mother used to tell me this Afghan fable when I was growing up. It's the story of a woman who lived on a mountain in a village. Every day, she would carry her calf down the mountainside to the...

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Refugees Don’t Cause Fascism, Mr. Timmermann – You Do

Europe needs to fascisise its policies, because if it doesn’t – fascism will grow. This was the message from Frans Timmerman, Vice-President of the European Commission following last week’s fraught...

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British Collusion with Death Squads in the Muslim World

The British state has long been adept at cultivating fascistic forces in oppressed countries, the most infamous examples of this collaboration being the British open support for the misnamed Mujahideen...

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Is there hope for Afghanistan?

Afghan militia forces standing with their weapons in Kunduz. (Shah Marai/AFP/Getty Images) By Jean MacKenzie KABUL, Afghanistan -- After the overheated rhetoric about the Taliban's takeover of Kunduz...

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Preservation society: how bronze age Britons mummified the dead

New study of ancient death rituals reveals evidence how bodies were smoked over fire, kept in peat bogs, brought out for special occasions, or even cobbled together in parts...

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Oppressed by Taliban, Afghan Sikh families seek help from DSGMC

AMRITSAR: As many as 30 Sikh families of Lashkar Gha, a town in Helmand province of Afghanistan, have appealed to Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee to help them migrate from the war-ravaged...

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In UN Assembly speech, Pakistan’s Prime Minister proposes new peace...

(Source: UN - United Nations) 30 September 2015 - Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly, Pakistan's Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif proposed today renewed peace talks with India, aimed...

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The Latest: Nearly 70,000 displaced in C. African Republic

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The latest developments from the annual meeting of the United Nations General Assembly, where world leaders are grappling with a multitude of global crises, including the fight...

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Commentary: Pope’s Address to Congress: A Missed Opportunity

This column is not a criticism of the Roman Catholic Church or, for that matter, of Pope Francis. Rather, it is a profile of leadership, and examples of timid choices having serious consequences. Pope...

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Britain’s sartorial informality

London: When Robert Peston, the economics editor of the BBC, interviewed British Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne on television in an open-necked shirt with collar awry and a wisp of chest...

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Was Gandhi Averse to Climax? A Psycho-Sexual Assessment of the The Mahatma

Mahatma Ghandi (center), Indian politician, with his granddaughter Mridulaben or Manuben (left) and his grandnephew Kanu’s wife Abhabehn Gandhi (formerly Chatterjee) in Birla House in Delhi – around...

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Was Gandhi Averse to Climax? A Psycho-Sexual Assessment of the Mahatma

Mahatma Ghandi (center), Indian politician, with his granddaughter Mridulaben or Manuben (left) and his grandnephew Kanu’s wife Abhabehn Gandhi (formerly Chatterjee) in Birla House in Delhi – around...

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Socialism and IT: Can Technology Liberate Us From Capitalism?

Capitalism, Paul Mason writes in his new book , is more than just legal and financial structures. It is also a Primark factory collapsing in Bangladesh and ‘the rioting teenage girls at the opening of...

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A Lost Opportunity -- The 1991 Iraq Uprisings

In the days following the decimation of the Iraqi Army during Operation Desert Storm, groups of Iraqi minorities, specifically the Shia in the south and the Kurds in the north, seized on the weakness...

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In Saudi officials, I saw Muslims but little Islam: British Hajj pilgrim

A British woman who took part in this year's Hajj rituals in Saudi Arabia says the Saudi authorities running the pilgrimage were Muslims in name only. In an article published on the website of The...

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Editorials from around New England

Excerpts of recent editorials of statewide and national interest from New England newspapers: The Providence Journal (R.I.), Oct. 1, 2015 It would be nice if a weakened and disengaged America were in...

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