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The New York Times on May 8 carried a report on the Manipur violence, which has engulfed the state in an inferno not seen since the kingdom's merger with India in 1949.

James Curran is Professor of Modern History at Sydney University.

Are you a fan of Telltale Games or the Borderlands series? You'll be pleased to know that Tales from the Borderlands is now available on Google Play Store.

Together with the Atal Incubation Centre (AIC), the Telangana-led incubator T-Hub has chosen 20 businesses for...

Our latest TV Formats Screenings Festival spotlights some of the most compelling new and returning unscripted brands available today.

>> are the taxpayers going to have pay the debt back? no. one thing we misconstrue about the federal judge a budget is that it zero-sum. the federal government diverged resources to different sectors of the economy bas on the decisions they make. >> with student debt canceled, the money that would have gone straight to the government instead flows out into the economy. think of it as a stimulus. like the ppp loans. >> these are loans that turn into grants. you use this to pay your workers. we wa...

The Vietnam-based producer Red Carpet is working on a local adaptation of the Zero Sum Game format from CJ ENM.

Westerners would say that “zero-sum” is the way the world works. This is the philosophy of “I win, you lose” – or “win-lose” – and it has a deep root in Western history. Think of the doctrine of election or the “chosen people”: one group is chosen by God and the rest can go to hell. Through 500 years of Western imperialism and colonialism, this is how the West has treated the rest of the world.

President Obama has submitted a defense budget request to Congress for fiscal year 2010 that, if implemented, will dramatically reshape America's military.

The US leads a group of major economies now determined to break China’s grip on resources vital to a green transition. While efforts to diversify the supply chain are understandable, without cooperation, the battle for control may lead to unfair and unsustainable practices.