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Editorials Tackling Myanmar’s junta With several people including Buddhist monks and a Japanese journalist killed, scores brutally set upon by security forces, and many others arrested in overnight raids on monasteries, Myanmar is into an unprecedented time of troubles. The menace ... Fallout of the global credit crisis The turmoil in the global financial markets continues unabated. Starting with the sub-prime segment of U.S. housing market, the problem has transformed into a broader credit market crisis which, as recent events in France and the United Kingdom ... Leader Page Articles Where fusion cannot work — faith and history By Romila Thapar If there is strong religious faith among millions of people, it does not require to be protected through massive political demonstrations and the killing of innocent persons. Nor do archaeology and history have to be brought in to keep that faith int act. Faith finds its own place and function, as do archaeology and history. And the place and function of each is separate. News Analysis Divided and voiceless By Sami Abdel-Shafi Any progress in the Middle East must begin with building peace among Palestinians. Corrections and clarifications The fourth paragraph in a report “Film on Sputnik-1 brings back memories” (September 27, 2007) was: “He recalled the decision made by the former Nikita Khrushchev on the USSR building the first ... Russia throws down the gauntlet By Vladimir Radyuhin In challenging the U.S.-EU choice for the post of IMF head, Russia has shown that it is a champion of multipolarity and democratic reforms in global affairs. OUT OF LONDON 
It’s the season for political cross-dressingBy Hasan Suroor Prime Minister Gordon Brown heaping praise on Lady Thatcher is the strangest political spectacle of recent weeks. Letters to the Editor Read Today's supplements: Friday Review | Cinema Plus | Young World | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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