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  • Iran-U.S. Standoff

    Newsclick Production, 10 March 2010

    Prof Aijaz Ahmad, well known political analyst comments on the standoff between Iran and the U.S. over nuclear enrichment.

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  • Jayati Ghosh on the Greece crisis

    Newsclick Production

    Prof. Jayati Ghosh comments on the economic crisis in Greece and its implications for Europe.

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  • On Cuban Development: Agriculture & Science (Part I)

    Newsclick Production, 27 February 2010

    Cuban Ambassador to India, Mr. Ramirez talks about the challenges and developments made in the field of agriculture and science in last fifty one years.

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  • History of Cuba U.S Relations

    Newsclick Production 18 Feb 2010

    Ambassador Ramirez, the Cuban ambassador to India reflects on the troubled history of Cuba U.S relations.

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Our News

  • Financial Euphoria and Aftershock

    Jayati Ghosh, Networkideas.org, 6 March, 2010

    It speaks volumes for the nature of capitalism that a slim little book first written more than half a century ago can still seem so...

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  • IPCC Controversy: Shooting the Messenger

    D.Raghunandan, Newsclick, 12 February 2010

    It seems even a day cannot go by without some newspaper, magazine or TV channel carrying an expose about yet another blunder by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

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  • WSF and WEF: Study in Contrast

    Prabir Purkayastha, Newsclick, 06 February 2010

    This January, the World Social Forum celebrated its 10 years of activity. For a review of these 10 years, a review was organized in Porto Alegre reflecting on what has changed during these last...

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  • Opposition to Bayer´s GM Rice

    Press Release, Coalition against Bayer Dangers

    The Coalition against Bayer Dangers urges European authorities to refuse an import approval for Liberty Link Rice (LL62) produced by Bayer CropScience LL62 has been

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  • The Right Testicle of Hell: History of a Haitian Holocaust

    Greg Palast, The Huffington Post, 17 January 2010

    1. Bless the President for having rescue teams in the air almost immediately. That was President Olafur Grimsson of Iceland.1. Bless the President for having rescue teams in the air almost /p...

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  • Haitian Earthquake, letter to the Guardian

    The Guardian, 28 January, 2010

    If reconstruction proceeds under the supervision of foreign troops and international development agencies it will not serve the interests of the vast majority of Haitians.

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Web News

  • Plan to Change War Crimes Law Delayed by General Election

    Alan Travis and Ian Black, The Guardian, 5 March 2010

    Changes in the law to remove the threat of foreign politicians becoming victims of "politically motivated" war crime arrests every time they visit Britain have been postponed until...

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  • Banks' Record Profits Are a Political Matter

    Thomas Piketty, Truthout, 23 February 2010

    So BNP Paribas, the largest French and European bank, has just announced 8 billion euros of profit for 2009, tying its 2007 record. Some are already crowing: after all, isn't...

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  • China Tightens Belt but Keeps Eye on Social Rifts

    Simon Rabinovitch and Zhou Xin, Retuters, 5 March 2010

    Wen told the country's parliament that China's economy faced a clouded international outlook in 2010 and would stick to a steady policy course this year, shifting tack if needed to counter...

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  • A Review of "Lets Make Money"

    Kim Scipes, ZSpace, February 2010


    German director Erin Wagenhofer's 2008 film, Let's Make Money, is an
    in-depth examination of the global economic and financial system in
    the age of neo-liberalism....

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  • Patent nonsense

    The Economist online, 5 February 2010

    Do patents  help or hinder innovation? Instinctively, they would seem a blessing, especially for backroom tinkerers. Patenting an idea gives its inventor a 20-year monopoly to exploit/p...

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  • Haiti: Still Starving 23 Days Later

    Bill Quigley, t r u t h o u t, 05 February 2010

    You can walk down many of the streets of Port-au-Prince and see absolutely no evidence that the world community has helped Haiti.

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