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The tech company is protesting the United Kingdom's proposed sweeping government surveillance laws

The list of mainstream Internet services that could shut down in the UK over security risks attached to government policymaking just got longer...

Its been 59 days since violence erupted in Manipur (on 3 May), and blood continues to flow in the troubled state. Even worse, there is little prospect that Manipur will experience lasting peace anytime soon. For the time being, the Northeastern state appears doomed to suffer.

The counting of Kuki insurgents and their weapons in Manipur under the 'Suspension of Operations' (SoO) agreement has gained momentum amid the simmering ethnic violence in the northeast state, people with direct knowledge of the matter told NDTV.

An excellent of the foundation and development of the Labour Party and how it has acted in power and in opposition, effectively countering many of the claims for Labour having once been a working class, socialist party. First published in the early 1990s.

Ali Ahmad says the constitution amendment bills the president declined assent to would have strengthened the National Assembly as an institution.

(Archived document, may contain errors)   429 Way 2, 1985 INTRODUCTION U.S. policy toward Nicaragua seems paralyzed. Last fall Congress suspended U.S.assistance to the anti-San dinista rebels and in January of this year, the Reagan Administration broke off its bilateral talks with Nicaragua, since nothing had been accom plished after months of periodic meetings in Manzanillo, Mexico.

'Unseen' News and Views – By Baher Kamal & The Like

Ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections in Nagaland, a new, Centre-endorsed movement for statehood within the state seems to be colouring electoral politics, diluting the state’s demand for the ‘Naga solution’

His deeply researched studies, drawing on extensive reporting in Southeast Asia, helped undermine President Nixon’s war plans.