Opinion

                
  • LETTERS: November 22

    LETTERS: November 22

    November 21, 2008

    Tues., Nov. 4, 2008 On the night of a beautiful crescent moon Barack Hussein Obama thrust by the unstoppable force of the power of the people to choke the cold nightmare of the last eight years...

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  • IMF at it again

    IMF at it again

    November 21, 2008

    From Frontline, India's national magazine from the publishers of The Hindu. It has been some time now since the International Monetary Fund (IMF) lost its intellectual credibility, especially in the developing world. Its policy prescriptions were...

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  • OPINION: Back when a socialist was a socialist

    OPINION: Back when a socialist was a socialist

    November 20, 2008

    During the vice-presidential debate of 1988, Republican nominee Dan Quayle attempted to draw a parallel between himself and John F. Kennedy. Quayle's Democratic opponent, Lloyd Bentsen, who had served with Kennedy in the Senate, looked Quayle...

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  • The impact of the financial crisis on Third World economies  and proposed solutions

    The impact of the financial crisis on Third World economies and proposed solutions

    November 20, 2008 By John Case

    Emerging nations need their own stabilization funds, independent of the International Monetary Fund, and its parent, the U.S. Treasury, which provides most of its financing. That was the conclusion of two experts at a seminar sponsored...

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  • The view from here: India and Obama’s election

    The view from here: India and Obama’s election

    November 19, 2008

    From Frontline, India's national magazine from the publishers of The Hindu. Obama’s historic victory breaks the conservative spell at this watershed moment in global affairs, but it would be wrong to pin too many hopes on...

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