A MURDER IN STOCKHOLM
The assassination of Olof Palme remains a mystery in the backdrop of the Bofors scam. Hardnews explores the hidden dimensions of this murder, from Sweden to India
Gautam Pingle Hyderabad
World
The Fukushima Factor
The growing opposition to nuclear projects in India is linked as much to the livelihood issues of rural people as to the changed realities of a post-Fukushima world. On both counts, a criminal denial seems to be the preferred option of the establishment
PK Sundaram Delhi
Tale of Two Assassinations
Editorial: September 2013
Hardnews Bureau Delhi
Look at life from both sides now…
As tensions escalated over the Line of Control (LoC) in August, I landed in Delhi on the eve of the independence days of Pakistan and India, invited for the launch of two books, ‘
Don’t Surrender Silently
If any book can change the fortunes of markets amid such mayhem, then From the Great Transformation to the Great Financialization by Kari Polyani Levi
Resolving Syria: Tomahawks or a Table?
The onus is on Obama: whether to give in to his allies’ urgings and attack Syria, or to bring forward the Geneva II meet
Sanjay Kapoor Delhi
Interview with Noam Chomsky
Prof. Noam Chomsky, through a very brief window over email, spoke to Pritha Kejriwal, Editor, Kindle, looking back at some of the comments he made in the previous interview, and shedding some light on what the future might hold for us (Kindle August 15, 2013)
Fear is the Key
Post-2014 Afghanistan: Will it be back to the future?
Ramesh Ramachandran Delhi
There’s life beyond the Blumenthal Tiramisu
Surely, attempts to revive associations with the organic earth could be less contrived. No, Sir Blumenthal, this Masterchef experiment makes for a ghastly visual mistake
Ratna Raman Delhi
Taksim Test
With Morsi’s ouster in Egypt and countrywide protests, Turkey’s ruling regime is trying to reinvent itself
Sanjay Kapoor Ankara/Istanbul (Turkey)