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Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair. (Photo: AP)

Cabbages & Kings: In 2003, was Blair doing his duty?

No one has yet mentioned under which statute Blair can be accused of criminal activity.

9 July 2016 12:58 AM IST

Perumal Murugan

Dividing Lines: The power of a verdict

Murugan declares the death of the author and it is the courts that resurrect him by emphasising his creativity...

8 July 2016 2:29 AM IST

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Mystic Mantra: The soul is layered

Throughout the ages, there have been with visionaries who discovered their soul.

5 July 2016 12:58 AM IST

English has been the top choice for European Union (EU) institutions but Britains vote to leave the union last week could trigger a ban on its use. (Photo: AFP/Representational Image)

Talking Turkey: Germans must lead

The new task of the national leadership across EU is to bring the political discourse back to the centre.

4 July 2016 12:41 AM IST

Real Estate Regulatory Authority can even revoke registration of a real estate developer.

Reality eludes real estate in India

The truly strange thing is that the conversion of the rupee's actual value makes India's real estate even more...

3 July 2016 1:34 AM IST

Lawyers from Leigh Day solicitors argued that Brexit would mean the claimants were no longer EU citizens and therefore no longer afforded the rights of free movement which flow from EU citizenship. (Photo: AFP/Representational Image)

Cabbages & Kings: Brexit hangover - Overt racism

Seventeen million voted Leave and 16 million voted Remain .

2 July 2016 1:00 AM IST

BJP MP Yogi Adityanath (Photo: PTI/File)

Bring civility back to public life

Yogi Adityanath's communally charged provocations are not new.

2 July 2016 12:55 AM IST

A small group of activists belonging to Hindu Sena or Hindu Army, a local organization burn China made goods and posters carrying the photograph of Chinese President Xi Jinping during a protest in New Delhi. (Photo: PTI)

Targeting of China is not a great idea

China is a vital piece of the Indian pharma story.

30 Jun 2016 1:24 AM IST

Lawyers from Leigh Day solicitors argued that Brexit would mean the claimants were no longer EU citizens and therefore no longer afforded the rights of free movement which flow from EU citizenship. (Photo: AFP/Representational Image)

Foreign Pulse: A shock for liberals

While the urge to spurn cooperating with the world had always existed on the fringes in Europe.

28 Jun 2016 1:06 AM IST

London Diary: How Leave overcame the will to Remain

London Diary: How Leave' overcame the will to Remain'

Brexiters celebrated as if the UK was independent after years of slavery.

27 Jun 2016 12:56 AM IST

Britains Prime Minister David Cameron speaks outside 10 Downing Street, London as his wife Samantha looks on Friday. (Photo: AP)

Barriers and lies, fawned by Brexit

The analysis also shows that a majority of young people voted to stay in EU.

27 Jun 2016 12:56 AM IST

Waiting Game: Brexit is only the tip of Euroscepticism

Waiting Game: Brexit is only the tip of Euroscepticism

A layer of Euroscepticism has always existed in Europe.

26 Jun 2016 1:05 AM IST