By: Sankarshan Thakur This too. That too. Ivy too. Poison too. League too. Beleaguered too. Neck too. Tie too. Garland too. Noose too. Murder too. Mubarak too. Eulogy too. Apology...

By: Marwan Bishara Twenty years ago, I was asked by the General Council of the Parisian suburb Seine-Saint-Denis to invite four Palestinian youth to attend the World Cup in France...

By: Christophe Jaffrelot , Shweta Bhutada The recent ‘Status of Policing in India Report, 2018’ published by the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies and the NGO Common Cause...

By: Swapan Dasgupta Judging from outward appearances, the United Kingdom is not very political. You can be in any part of the country on the day before a general election...

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By: Marwan Bishara The Kremlin prefers the Republicans over the Democrats. Or at least that is what a Russian political insider told me back in 2008, as we stood on...

By: Mehmal Sarfraz Elections in Pakistan are all set to take place exactly two weeks from now. It is quite clear that two of the largest political parties in the...

By: Apoorvanand BJP leader Ram Madhav (‘Trust your leader’, IE, July 6) asks his “social media activist” friends not to waste their time on Union Minister of External Affairs Sushma...

By: Apar Gupta A ‘serial killer’ painted in a luminescent green is on the loose and travels in the pockets of more than 200 million people in India. As per...

By: Husain Haqqani For the first 23 years after independence in 1947, Pakistanis were denied the right to vote. Since 1970, they have been allowed to vote intermittently but they...