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August 07, 2018
The isolation of Qatar and the collapse of the ‘Brotherhood’ scheme
August 06, 2018
Europe: Racist dialogue!
August 02, 2018
Jordan-GCC relations in context of the Makkah Summit
August 01, 2018
We fail to recognize our shortcomings
August 01, 2018
Unified lease agreement and resolution of disputes
July 31, 2018
Al-Rajhi: A billionaire ready to die!
July 30, 2018
Tom and Jerry: Capitalism!
“Ye re, ye re pausa, tula deto paisa, paisa jhala khota, paus jhala mota” (Rains, rains; please come, I will give you money; the money was spurious, the rain increased its fury) was the Marathi poem taught to us in school in 1960. We recited it dancing in the rains of Mumbai. We loved the rains, as children. Monsoons meant new umbrellas, rubber shoes, hot savouries, perhaps a school holiday, even a picnic to a fort or a hill station.Now, the annual monsoons are becoming a nightmare. It is indeed an ignominy that despite the experiences of decades, cities and villages get flooded within a few hours. In early July this year, the city of Mumbai simply collapsed due to flooding in many parts.Mumbai gets inundated with floods annually because the city is a combination of seven islands. The...
July 30, 2018
Romance of rains replaced with remorse in India
Canada and the US have fought in the past, with Canadians repulsing a US invasion that would have made their country a part of the US had it succeeded. But since then they have developed excellent trade, cultural, diplomatic and commercial relations.However, as it celebrated its national day this year, Canada looked nervously at its American neighbor. Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson, New Democratic Party chief Jagmeet Singh and some others shunned the American Independence Day celebrations in Ottawa and several Canadians have begun boycotting American goods.It may only be a storm in a teacup, given their close ties, but Canada and the US are unexpectedly embroiled in a mini-trade war. Rather, Canada, a country of some 37 million people, has been dragged into a trade conflict with its giant...
July 29, 2018
Canadians reflect on their blessings and challenges
July 25, 2018
Labor courts and the rights of expatriate workers
