Ordinary Russians Are Already Feeling the Pain of Sanctions
March 2, 2022 | Is punishing ordinary Russians the right response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine?
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The War Over Blasphemy
July 24, 2015 | Some countries are getting rid of outdated blasphemy laws, while others are ramping up persecutions.
South Africa: The Return of State Repression
June 11, 2010 | South Africans appear to have had their constitutional right to protest suspended during the 2010 World Cup, following a directive from the country's police service (SAPS) to municipalities hosting matches.
Powell Punts in South Asia
August 9, 2002 | Powell's failure to obtain any assurances of further concessions by either side cannot therefore said to be a disappointment.
Is India Going the Way of 1930s Germany?
March 1, 2002 | As Indian opposition leaders have charged, it was part of a broader tendency toward eliminating civil liberties and scapegoating cultural minorities in an aggressive effort to impose a unified sense of nationhood on one of the world's most culturally dive
Nationalist Ideologies and Misperceptions in India-U.S. Relations
May 1, 2000 | The United States has an unprecedented opportunity today to play a constructive role in resolving South Asias chronic and expensive rivalry.