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Mahathir deserves applause from the West too
Malaysian prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad deserves appreciation for his historic speech at the opening of the 10th session of the OIC conference at Putrajaya, Malaysia, on 10th October 2003.
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N. Coetzee: A critique
I enjoyed Lim Samson (The Sunday Times of South Africa in 1999, reprinted in DS Oct 18 , 2003), trying to analyse ...N Coetzee, the latest Nobel laureate from SA.
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Israel responds to Mahathir's diatribes
When Dr. Mahathir made his speech at the 10th OIC meeting, a flurry of outrage from the Western world followed about his alleged anti-Semitic comments. For a start, what Dr.
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Choice of headline
I, like many of our friends and acquaintances, am appalled at the choice of words (and language) in your newspaper. Let me not waste our time but come right to the point.
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Balance of power in world politics
A leader's decision is always costly, because the whole mass is involved, and the latter have no authority to take any corrective action.
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Government must compensate Khasias
I was deeply shocked after reading a news in The Daily Star on the 20th of October that the local timber traders attacked on the innocent Khasia people at the National Park in Magurchhara, Moulavibazar.
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Who are those 11 per cent?
The whole nation is now united and protesting against India's plan to divert Eastern Himalayan river waters.
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PM for the Ummah or SQC?
Khaleda Zia addressed the concluding session of the Organisation of Islamic Countries (OIC) in Putrajaya, Malaysia on October 17. We realise that it was Dr.
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