Want Israeli-Palestinian Peace? Try Confederation
Politicians and experts should not doubt a two-state solution. But they should finally consider a plausible version of it. By Bernard […]
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**Gender Pluralism is gaining momentum*
“Yoshiro Mori has resigned as the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee president following sexist comments implying women talk too much.” We
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Bill Gates interview about India
Written by Anant Goenka – This article was first Published on January 30, 2021 at – : https://indianexpress.com/article/india/bill-gates-interview-covid-19-pandemic-vaccine-7165804/ With Melinda Gates, Bill
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India’s BJP Awards Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
Congratulations to the Maulana for receiving India’s second-highest civilian award, the Pama Vibhushan. In the Hindustan Times article dated January
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The mass radicalisation that India does not acknowledge
Samar Halarnkar This article was first Published on Jan 24, 2021 at – : https://scroll.in/article/984915/the-mass-radicalisation-that-india-does-not-acknowledge The persecution of Muslims is
Stuck in the Past: (The United States and Racial Issues)
By Sam Madden(Edited with added link for Reiteration Comment, Jan. 26, 2021) There is a troubling thing that has been
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Congratulations to Biden-Harris Team
***TODAY IS A HISTORIC DAY*** Please join me in welcoming our new President, Joseph R. Biden, and our Vice-president Kamala
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Horror and Hope for “New India” in 2020
Horror and Hope for “New India” in 2020 I. As 2020 ended, marking one of the most tumultuous and traumatic years
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Bollywood Blues 1.16.21
Desi Golden Oldies, the song’s from the ’50s and ’60s. 1/16/21 – Desi Golden Oldies | every Second Saturday of
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America Needs to Break the Back of its Fascist Movement Now — Or Else
This is one point of view, and I am thinking another. Forgiveness and compromise is not weakness, it is strength.