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Word of the Day: QuodlibetarianismAs global conversations become increasingly fragmented and polarised, quodlibetarianism serves as a reminder of the importance of intellect...- Is the world finally going to tariff big tech?The WTO failed to renew its long-standing moratorium on tariffs for e-commerce, ending a near 30-year consensus that kept digital trade dut...
- Word of the Day: IntransigentWord of the Day: In an era marked by ideological polarisation, intransigent remains a powerful descriptor of positions that resist change.
- "Indian intransigence" about opening its markets to American products, says US Economic Council Director as 50% tariff kicks inUS National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett cited India's reluctance to open its markets to American products, describing the India...
- Terrorism indicators show declining trend in J&K: Army officialA top Army official said terrorism indicators have shown a "declining trend" in the state, but cautioned against "radicalisation".
- By needling 3 great powers simultaneously, China probably just punctured its own futureIndia, US and Japan, either together or separately, can easily damage and thwart China’s ambitions. It can be done through trade and many o...
- India 'defiant and intransigent' to resumption of talks: PakistanPakistan said India has so far denied undertaking any fact-finding mission to Kashmir but the international community will have to make New...
- Kashmir part of unfinished agenda of partition: Pakistan army chief General Raheel SharifThe army chief claimed that Indian intransigence, violations of the Line of Control and indirect strategy against Pakistan were adversely a...
- One Rank One Pension: Will consider taking help of opposition parties, say ex- servicemenThe Narendra Modi government has said it is committed to OROP, a key promise made during Lok Sabha poll. It is, however, yet to implement t...
- Pakistan's intransigence on harbouring terror a serious challenge: Nitin GadkariGadkari, who concluded his three-day visit to the UK today, described terrorism as a scourge against humanity which was disturbing peace an...
- ET Defence Bulletin: Stories you should not miss (December 8, 2016)
- Hurriyat appeals to India, Pakistan for de-escalation of situation at bordersModerate Hurriyat Conference chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq today expressed concern over the spurt in cross-border shelling in Jammu and Kash...
- In tight electoral race, former US President Bill Clinton bats for Ami Bera49-year-old Bera is facing a tough competition from Republican Doug Ose, a businessman who served three terms in Congress through 2005.
- Ministry of External Affairs summons Chinese ambassador Le YuchengMEA sources denied that the ambassador was summoned or given demarche over China’s intransigence to withdraw troops from Indian territory.
- Sardar Patel agreed to the idea of partition before Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi: Narendra ModiChidambaram quoted excerpts from Azad's book to say that Sardar Patel had agreed to the idea of division of the country before Nehru and Ga...
- Builders’ woes stem from flawed market for real estateIf builders are in financial difficulties today, deficient policy that sends out all the wrong incentives to builders is primarily to blame.
- Scrapping of coal block allocations will affect investment: Pawan Kumar BansalUnion Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal today ruled out scrapping of coal block allocations saying it will send a wrong message to foreign invest...
- US joins UK and Canada in imposing fresh sanctions on IranInvoking Patriot Act, the US identified the Iranian banking sector as a threat to govts or financial institutions that do business with Ira...
- Congress blames Anna Hazare's supporters for impasseAs the standoff between govt and Anna Hazare continued on Lokpal Bill,Cong today blamed the attitude of supporters.
- Obama seeks to milk $1 trillion from the richObama proposed to tax the rich to the tune of $1 trillion in his budget proposal for 2010-11 fiscal. The $3.8-trillion budget has a record ...
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