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Editorials Destructive path The Bharatiya Janata Party went to Bhopal with a spring in its step, its manner that of a combatant assured of victory. But as it often happens with the principal opposition party, it found itself battling its own existential problems. The BJP ... Republicans close ranks The expectation that a major change in the Iraq policy of the United States would occur in September 2007 has been belied. Several Democratic Senators had drawn up plans for deep cuts in the strength of the occupation army that could have ... Leader Page Articles The road home from Khalistan By Praveen Swami Fifteen years after the end of the war for Khalistan, terror commanders are rebuilding their lives. News Analysis How Flanders deals with its waste By Sophie Unwin Its initiatives — from rubbish charges to keeping chickens — are dramatically cutting waste Corrections and clarifications The first paragraph in an article “Down the garden path” (Op-Ed, September 26, 2007) was: “I write as a partner of India in several important nuclear disarmament initiatives in the 1980s and 1890s ... Letters to the Editor Interviews 
Darfur crisis: a view from the insideJan Pronk, senior Dutch politician and statesman who is a Professor at the Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, was head of the U.N. Mission in Sudan. He had to leave the mission and Sudan following his differences with the regime in power in Khar toum in January 2007. In this interview, he speaks with deep insight into a problem that threatens to become one of the greatest humanitarian tragedies of our time — the Darfur crisis. He is now in the running for the leadership of the Dutch La bour party — PvdA (Partij van de Arbeid). Party elections are scheduled for end-September. He has been a senior Minister in several Dutch Cabinets — his political career spans nearly 35 years. India’s ‘rising profile’ in East Asia Besides the nuclear deal, India’s identity in East Asia, widely believed to be the next big theatre in world politics, is traceable to economic diplomacy and some basic strategic thinking. Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Sci Tech | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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