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The crime talks between the Government and Opposition will not be successful if the Prime Minister is absent.

During the Ratu Sukuna Me­morial Celebrations at the University of Fiji last week, Vice Chancellor Shaista Shameem expressed deep respect for Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna, considering him a man of immense talent, accom­plishments, and a true role model for young leaders, regardless of gender. ...

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Indigenous Voice: Tony Abbott urges No to ’divisive Voice

RETIRED HEAD of the public service Reginald Dumas says THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine’s call for the Prime Minister to stay out of Tobago’s affairs could potentially thwart the island’s attempts at achieving greater autonomy. On Sunday, in an op-ed posted on his Facebook page, Dr Rowley said Augustine and his executive, who launched the

Narendra Modi has held the opposition together in Delhi, most inadvertently, and facilitated new alliances, understandings and hopes. 

This article titled, Pakistan, politically incorrect solution of a communal problem, is first part of Maulana Abul Kalaam Azads interview with Shorish Kashmiri - a veteran journalist of the time and editor of Chattan.

Obviously, the 600-plus murders, increasing home invasions, illegal firearms and gangs, in particular, are pushing public fears infectiously to new levels. Has the country passed the tipping point? Even PM Dr Keith Rowley seems to wonder. With obvious desperation and repeated hopes, he plans to reset things by calling “national consultations on crime.” Former senior

Amid the fog surrounding the recently enacted Budget Control Act and the new Joint Select “super” Committee on Deficit Reduction, one thing is clear: National defense spending has been taken hostage. Policymakers from both parties think threatening draconian defense cuts can protect their positions on taxes and entitlement spending.