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What the US Ambassador Taught Nepalis


COUNTERPUNCH, ZNET Recently, the United States has been anxiously trying to pre-empt every possible uncomfortable situation in South […]

Pratyush Chandra February 21, 2006 Imperialism, Nepal

Cartoons, Anti-Semitism and the “Aestheticisation of Politics”


Pratyush Chandra The way the European press and politicians behaved on the issue of the publication of “anti-Islamic […]

Pratyush Chandra February 7, 2006 Imperialism, International Relations, Middle East

The India-China relationship – What we need to know


Pratyush Chandra Every ‘bold’ and ‘independent’ step by a ‘third world’ government is seen as congenitally progressive and […]

Pratyush Chandra January 31, 2006 Economy, Imperialism, India, International Relations, Neoliberalism

The Hindu’s editorial: "One party, two visions" (Jan 21, 2006)


Letter to the editor Your editorial, One party, two visions (January 21), is indulgence in appearances, characteristic of […]

Pratyush Chandra January 22, 2006 Uncategorized

BBC asked – Should the world trust Iran?


Recently, BBC posted a question for readers’ comments – Should the world trust Iran? As an answer, I […]

Pratyush Chandra January 11, 2006 Uncategorized

The 12-point Agreement and the Future of Democracy in Nepal


Pratyush Chandra ML INTERNATIONAL NEWSLETTER (JANUARY-FEBRUARY, 2006) Four Phases of the Democratic Movement in Nepal The present-day Nepalese […]

Pratyush Chandra December 24, 2005 Nepal

Indian Politics in the context of the Iranian Crisis


Pratyush Chandra The postponement of the decision to refer Iran to the UN Security Council has given the […]

Pratyush Chandra November 27, 2005 Imperialism, India, International Relations, Politics

Volcker’s Report Reread: Business, not Corruption


Pratyush Chandra The Report on Programme Manipulation (Volcker Report) brought out by the Independent Inquiry Committee (IIC) into […]

Pratyush Chandra November 10, 2005 Imperialism, International Relations, Middle East

Defining "National Interests" in Indian Foreign Policy


Pratyush Chandra There has been a tremendous growth in politico-intellectual interest in interpreting Indian foreign policy. On the […]

Pratyush Chandra October 30, 2005 Imperialism, India, International Relations, Politics

India’s “Persian Puzzle” – A Possible Solution


Pratyush Chandra [The recent Indian vote on the IAEA resolution is being generally interpreted as a sign of […]

Pratyush Chandra October 2, 2005 Economy, Imperialism, India, International Relations, Neoliberalism, Politics

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