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Maoist rebels in the Indian state of Bihar have attacked a railway station, killing five policemen and a porter, officials say. Police say that the rebels surrounded a police railway outpost at Jhajha railway station in Jamui district. The rebels also looted arms and ammunition in the...

US edges closer to engaging Iran By M K Bhadrakumar April is the cruelest month, breeding Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing Memory and desire, stirring Dull roots with spring rain. T S Eliot's famous opening lines from The Waste Land come to mind as Washington confirms that Secretary...

I haven't seen any topics about this yet in here. Normally people on here are all over movies like this as if they were a Jessica Alba, Halle Berry, and Angelina Jolie girl on girl porno. I take it no one is anticipating this one? Tom Ludlow (Keanu Reeves) is a Los Angeles cop who has...

War and peace, Israeli style By Sami Moubayed DAMASCUS - The Israelis insist they are not seeking war with the Syrians, even as Israel began its biggest military maneuver in its history since 1948. This was on the border with Syria, which has been calm since the June war of 1967. This...

Nepal's Maoist party has come third in the first constituency results to be declared after Thursday's elections. In Kathmandu's constituency number one, the Maoist candidate polled under 4,000 votes. The Nepali Congress candidate won, securing more than 14,000 votes. Analysts say that...

I've been playing this since Monday. It is an online simulation of a stock market. Rather than stocks, bonds, commodities, etc. You trade movie stocks, star bonds, TV funds, etc. Think a movie is going to be a smash success? Buy stock in it and watch your portfolio reep the rewards. Think...

The science of religion Where angels no longer fear to tread Mar 19th 2008 From The Economist print edition Science and religion have often been at loggerheads. Now the former has decided to resolve the problem by trying to explain the existence of the latter Illustration by Stephen Jeffrey...

Tibetans in Nepal Good neighbours Apr 3rd 2008 | KATHMANDU From The Economist print edition Tibet's troubles spill over the border KELSANG PHUNTSOK, a 25-year-old Tibetan, lies with his legs stretched out. Both feet are in thick plaster. They were fractured by the police during a protest in...

Ex-CIA Agent Philip Agee Dead in Cuba By WILL WEISSERT, Associated Press Writer Wednesday, January 9, 2008 Renegade former CIA agent Philip Agee, whose naming of agency operatives helped prompt a U.S. law against exposing government spies, has died in Cuba, his wife said Wednesday. He was 72...

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A Maoist on the hustings Mar 19th 2008 | KATHMANDU From The Economist print edition A former revolutionary fighter hopes to take over through the ballot box How democratic shall I be, wonders PrachandaFOR years the only available photograph of Pushpa Kamal Dahal, better known as Prachanda...

The resurrection Mar 19th 2008 | MEXICO CITY From The Economist print edition The return of a former opponent adds to the president's troubles ONLY a few weeks ago Andrés Manuel López Obrador was sliding towards political oblivion. Narrowly but clearly beaten by Felipe Calderón in a...

Hamas's battle for hearts and minds Mar 27th 2008 | GAZA From The Economist print edition How Palestine's Islamists are working to consolidate their support ATTEMPTS at a rapprochement between the Palestinian Islamist party, Hamas, and its more secular rival, Fatah, faltered this week almost...

The joys of parenthood Mar 27th 2008 From The Economist print edition Why conservatives are happier than liberals IN EVERY nursery there is one child known as the Biter. Who suffers the most from this child's delinquency? Not his classmates, whose bite marks quickly heal. It is the Biter's...

Protesters stage coup attempt on Lac du Flambeau reservation; feds en route ANA DAVIS For the State Journal LAC DU FLAMBEAU — A group of disaffected Lac du Flambeau tribal members stormed the tribe's government administration offices around 3 a.m. Wednesday in an attempted coup after previous...

I have previously indicated that I did not care which candidate from either of the two major parties was nominated because I would vote for neither. My interest, opinions, and predictions have all come from a study of politics rather than as a preference or endorsement of the U.S. political...

WASHINGTON - Long-shot presidential candidate Mike Gravel told supporters Wednesday he is leaving the Democratic Party to join the Libertarian Party. Gravel, a former Democratic senator from Alaska, said in an e-mail that the Democratic Party "no longer represents my vision for our great...

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