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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Spurt in US hate crime militates against Obama’s foreign policy
By ATUL COWSHISH New Delhi (Syndicate Features): The dance of death played out in a Milwaukee, Wisconsin (US), Gurdwara on August 5 in which six Sikhs were killed was not the first tragedy of its kind in the El’Dorado of … Continue reading
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Militant Reaffirms Role of Pakistan in Mumbai Attacks
By Sebastian Rotella, ProPublica This story was co-published with Foreign Policy. Last year, Indian and U.S. investigators came upon a rare promising lead in an internationally sensitive case: the 2008 attacks on Mumbai that killed 166 people and implicated … Continue reading
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Tagged Abu al-Qama, Abu Qahafa Pak militants, David Coleman Headley, Hafiz Abdul Rehman Makki, Lashkar-e-Taiba, Mumbai attack, Muzzammil, Pakistan’s Terror Connections, ProPublica, Sajid Mir
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Militancy in Central Asia: More Than Religious Extremism
By Eugene Chausovsky, STRATFOR Since 2010, Central Asia has become increasingly volatile, a trend many have attributed to a rise in militant Islamism. Militancy has indeed risen since 2010, but the notion that militant Islamists primarily are responsible for Central … Continue reading
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Tagged Central Asia, Fergana Valley, Military Ops in Gorno-Badakhshan, Rasht Valley in eastern Tajikistan, Regional Militanc, Religious Extremism, U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2014
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Financial Markets, Politics and the New Reality
By George Friedman Louis M. Bacon is the head of Moore Capital Management, one of the largest and most influential hedge funds in the world. Last week, he announced that he was returning one quarter of his largest fund, about … Continue reading
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Tagged European Union, Financial Markets, German Chancellor Merkel, Key is linking Germany and France, Merkel's Constraints, Moore Capital Management, Political Economy, Stratfor
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Searching for God in a World of Probability
Prof Surendra Bhatnagar Probability prevails. We all live in the universe born out of probability. We live in uncertainties. God is, but he plays through probabilities in the creation-game. All games are probabilistic as their outcome is always un-predictive. Einstein … Continue reading
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Tagged Avatar, Avataric Legacy, God Speaks, Meher Baba, Meherabad
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