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Unnikrishnan is a personality with many layers. The sharp observation of a journalist, the knowledge of a scholar and the modesty of a good-natured person are combined in his character. This man from Kozhikode is also a witness to the paramount period of Indian politics. 

The willingness of the U.S. government to become a price setter instead of a taker by using its Strategic Petroleum Reserve could become a geopolitical tool and an answer to

A variety of border conflicts between Russia and neighboring countries, often over breakaway regions like Abkhazia or the Donbass, have come to be described as "frozen conflicts." The Middle East has engendered new conflicts in recent decades that are, at least, semi-frozen, lasting for a decade or longer.

Once renowned throughout the Arab world for the importance it attached to good education, Iraq and its education system have suffered enormously since the overthrow of Saddam Hussein nine years ago. Many intellectuals fled abroad or into the provinces of Iraqi Kurdistan, triggering change in the education system there. Birgit Svensson reports from Baghdad

A former CIA officer and expert on nuclear weapons has criticised successive American and British leaders, including President ...

A Williamsburg chassid bridges the gulf in Saudi Arabia

Decades of unsanctioned wars and foreign interference have proved devastating for Baghdad, as Iraq continues to struggle with political instability, economic collapse, and widespread social unrest.

Baghdad has paid around $50 billion in reparations over the last three decades.