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India and Pakistan Dialogue: A Quick Return to a Stand-off?

International hopes of a resumption of dialogue between New Delhi and Islamabad appear to have been dashed, writes LINDSAY HUGHES

A fork in the road

Will this week’s IPL verdict herald a new era of transparency, asks RITAM MITRA, or will the criminalisation of cricket continue unabated?

Scare tactics

Fear is the lever being used to win the next federal election, writes PAWAN LUTHRA

Pride precedes destruction

Australia needs to be tough on Kyrgios and Tomic if we want them to develop into true champions, argues RITAM MITRA

New hope for Teesta Water Sharing Pact

The land boundary agreement between PM Modi and PM Hasina renews hope for Bangla-Indian Teesta Water Sharing Pact

Stripping of citizenship on the nose

The proposed changes to Australia’s citizenship policy, in their current form, are seriously in the wrong, writes PAWAN LUTHRA

US-India ties revived after slump

ALYSSA AYRES reporting on Modi, 'The Turnaround Artist'

India’s New Defence Framework with the US Will Not Ease Existing Problems

While India may renew its defence co-operation agreement with the US and acquire advanced technology, there are many fundamental issues that it needs to solve first, writes LINDSAY HUGHES

FIFA corruption affects us all

The corruption scandal emerging in the world of football causes us to question instances of success and ponder whether undue influence played a role, writes PAWAN LUTHRA

Mixed bag

Modi’s first year as PM: An honest report card, by LP. AYER

Would a larger population base stimulate the economy?

PAWAN LUTHRA suggests the government should perhaps focus on increasing the migrant intake

Indian by background

There are many types of Indians - and not just those divided along religious and linguistic lines, writes ANEETA MENON

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