I am hardly a threat to the Indian Union: David Barsamian
David Barsamian, American Radio broadcaster in conversation with Sanjay Kak, documentary filmmaker in Chicago
Sanjay Kak Chicago
World
Take it seriously. It’s complicated
As the world felt Boston’s pain and prayed for the dead and injured, another collective prayer arose from many hearts: “Please don’t let the bombers be Muslim, don’t let this have a Pakistani connection.”
Beena Sarwar Boston
Indo-China Relations and the Changing Nature of War
Both countries have evolved into stable political systems and important trade partners. Hence a lone incident spiraling into a full blown war is highly improbable
Mohan Guruswamy Delhi
Trapped in the Haqqani web
Fountainhead of Jihad is a crucial document that goes beyond the usual rhetoric of ‘the Taliban’ and delves into the nuances of the insurgency
Sadiq Naqvi Delhi
Hayek’s Thatcher and the vultures of India First
Some of the good, bad and ugly things that Margaret Hilda Thatcher indulged in as Britain’s longest-serving and only woman PM were inspired by Vienna-born Friedrich August Hayek. The economist, philosopher and Nobel prize-winner lived at the turn of the last century when monarchies were being torn down and crowns dribbled like a football in the interest of the maximum good for all in society.
Neighbourhood in a Flux
With most of India’s neighbours going to elections, the South Block foreign policy establishment is gearing up for forthcoming scenarios and challenges to chart a new course of action
Nilova Roy Chaudhury Delhi
Africa: A Continent for Sale
The massive and insatiable land grab in Africa by multinationals, including from India, marks an inevitable catastrophe
Anuradha Mittal and Nickolas Johnson Oakland/California (US)
India should support a political solution for the Syrian crisis: Bouthaina Shabaan
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s advisor Bouthaina Shabaan in conversation with Suhasini Haidar
We are not excited about going to war: Salman Khurshid
In an exclusive interview, the External Affairs Minister calls for a more responsible media
Sadiq Naqvi Delhi
‘It’s still a man’s world’
On international women’s day, Hardnews caught up with Saroj Shah, the only woman sketch artist in Delhi Haat. For Saroj, Delhi is still unsafe
Souzeina Mushtaq Delhi