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Dump Donald Trump, for humanity’s sake -
TK Arun, Economic Times
The world grows ever more interdependent, yet the world’s governance structures remain insularly national. This asymmetry between nationally determined governance decisions and their transnational impact, without the affected peoples having a say on the decisions shaping their lives, is a problem that democracy has to confront, in the era of globalisation.
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The risks of backing Donald Trump -
Tabish Khair, Mail Today
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Sirajuddin Haqqani could succeed Mullah Akhtar Mansour as Taliban leader -
Hindu
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India, US and an eastward tilt -
Manoj Joshi, Indian Express
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Trump card in race to White House -
Hiranmay Karlekar, Pioneer
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Dragon appeasement pointless -
Pravin Sawhney, Pioneer
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Rude China’ is driven by sense of power -
Claude Arpi, Pioneer
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Pointless blaming India for F-16 sale fiasco -
Pioneer
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Missing wood for trees in China -
Pioneer
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Cracks in GOP as Laura Bush backs Hillary Clinton -
Chidanand Rajghatta, ToI
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Bill heckled by protesters, forced to defend his regime -
Times of India
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Beijing cannot shield Pakistan on terror for long -
Pioneer
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US-Cuba relations: Turning over a new leaf -
Makhan Saikia, Pioneer
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Pakistan rips Pakistan -
Manoj Joshi, Economic Times
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ISIS and Europe’s questions of identity -
Mint
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EU's changing face -
S Nihal Singh, Asian Age
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Budgeting under uncertainty -
Meghnad Desai, Financial Express
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N-summit to review joint efforts against ISIS -
S Rajagopalan, Pioneer
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New politics in Myanmar -
Pioneer
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Cruz-Trump spat over wives turns nasty -
S Rajagopalan, Pioneer
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Has the domestic climate changed on the US? -
Kunal Singh, Mint
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Once upon a time in ancient Karachi... -
Nadeem F Paracha, Pioneer
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Understanding Donald Trump -
Meghnad Desai, Indian Express
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A new momentum sets in -
Harsh V Pant, Telegraph
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Killing Karachi -
Khaled Ahmed, Indian Express
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Iran’s ‘destroy Israel’ threats have got boring -
Pioneer
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 I think it is absolutely essential for all of us ...That in this battle, we need the Kashmiri people on our side. It's a battle for sovereignty, it's a battle against separatists and terrorists and the key is also held by the people. And therefore our approach has to be guided by the fact that those people are on our side, and not with the separatists.
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