Sticky Wicket: Sri Lankan Players Banned From Indian Cricket Tournament Over Tamil Issues
Although Delhi supported the Sri Lankan government during its war against Tamil separatists, ethnic Tamils within India resented this policy.
An Englishman In New York: David Miliband, Brother of Labour Party Leader, Quits UK Politics To Work For NY Charity
David has been heavily engaged in corporate sponsorships and lucrative speaking engagements in recent years.
India-Italy Diplomatic War Claims First Casualty: Foreign Minister Guilio Terzi Quits
Italian foreign minister Giulio Terzi has quit to protest the government's decision to send two marines back to India to face murder charges.
We Don’t Care Who Wins Pakistan Elections: US
U.S. officials are likely eager to squelch the general perception that Washington wants to heavily influence political policy in Pakistan.
Indian Women Get Back To Work Faster Than Western, Japanese Counterparts: Report
Not only do more Indian women want to return to their careers after a brief absence, but more are successful in finding such jobs.
Russian Orthodox Group Wants Alaska Back – And It’s All Barack Obama’s Fault
In 1867, Russia sold Alaska to the U.S. for $7.2 million (or about two cents per acre).
The Ballad Of Bhagat Singh: An Independence Hero Cherished By India, Forgotten By The West
To Indians, Bhagat Singh is a combination of Robin Hood, George Washington and Robert the Bruce.
Cardboard Cops Patrol High-Tech Bangalore's Busy Streets
Traffic fatalities are surging in India due to inattentive drivers, poor enforcement of traffic laws, alcoholism, bad roads and motorists’ neglect of rules.
Who Said France’s Catholic Church Is Dead? Huge Rally In Paris Opposes Gay Marriage
A large crowd protesting gay marriage suggests that the Catholic Church and social conservatives are alive and well in France.
EU Lifts Some Sanctions Against Zimbabwe, But Mugabe Remains Persona Non Grata
Mugabe has ruled, or co-ruled, Zimbabwe since 1980.
Pervez Musharraf: Pakistan’s Prodigal President Returns Home As Reminder Of Past Military Rule
Ex-Presisdent Musharraf will ultimately have to face some very serious charges, including conspiracy to murder.
Armenians Flee War In Syria For Homeland, One Century After They Left Mass Killings In Turkey
Of Syria’s estimated 120,000-strong Armenian population prior to the civil war, the majority were clustered in Aleppo, now a battleground.
India-Italy Diplomatic War: Why Did Rome Suddenly Send Marines Back To India For Murder Trial?
Italian authorities reportedly agreed to send the marines back to India after they received assurances the death penalty wouldn't be imposed.
My Enemy’s Enemy: Hindus And Sikhs Scuffle In Muslim-Dominated Pakistan
Sikhs and Hindus are both besieged minorities in Pakistan, a country that was artificially created in 1947 by the partition of India.
Stalin’s House Raided; Not That Stalin, The Indian One
“Stalin” is not a nickname, it is his given name.
Suicide Is Painful: Greenland’s Bleak Landscape, Poverty, Alcoholism, Lengthy Seasons, Culture Clash Conspire To Trigger High Rates Of Self-Killing
Something drastic changed Greenlander culture around 1970, when suicides began to climb.
Happy New Year: Kurdish Leader Öcalan Calls For PKK To Lay Down Arms, End War Against Turkey
Thousands of PKK soldiers are believed to be based in camps in northern Iraq.
Swaziland Government Ignores Its Starving People To Sell Donated Food For Cash
Swaziland has failed to produce enough food to feed itself for the past four decades.
Gang-Rape Of Tourist In India Triggers More Hostility And Derision From Chinese Netizens Towards Southern Neighbor
China seems to hold a generally dim attitude towards India and Indians.
Malala Yousafzai Returns To School Five Months After Taliban Shooting (VIDEO)
Five months after a Taliban shooting attack, Malala will study a full curriculum at the Edgbaston school and will go on to sit for her GCSEs.
Clockwork Orange: French Book On Crime, Race And Immigration Sparks Both Fury And Support
The book suggests that a huge vortex of mindless incivility lurks just beneath a pleasant veneer of French society.
UCF Gunman: America’s First Would-Be East Indian Mass Killer?
Seevakumaran is believed to be of partial or full East Indian descent.
India-Italy Diplomatic War Escalates: EU Warns New Delhi Over Court Ruling Banning Envoy’s Departure
The Supreme Court in India has essentially banned ambassador Mancini from leaving the country until April 2.
Pope Francis: Can He Heal The Chasm Between The Roman Catholic Church And Hindus?
The Roman Catholic Church and Hindus have long been at odds.
Pope Francis Installation: Is David Cameron Snubbing The Pope Over the Falkland Islands Dispute?
Cameron sent two of his cabinet ministers, Baroness Sayeeda Warsi (a Muslim) and Kenneth Clarke, to the installation in Rome.
Swiss Gang-Rape Victim: Who Are The Kanjara Tribe Of India?
The stigmatization and criminalization of the Kanjara is even coded into government legislation.
Swiss Gang-Rape Victim: Indian Minister Blames Foreigners For Not Informing Police Of Travel Plans
Indian police have since arrested six men between ages 20 and 25 in connection with the case.
Papal Inauguration: Everything You Need To Know About The Ceremony (It’s Not A Coronation)
In light of Pope Francis’ concerns about the poor, he may make a far simpler entrance -- by walking in, among the huge crowds.
Stop The Presses: Pakistan’s Government Completes Full Term Without Military Coup Or Violence
Pakistan’s military has ruled the country for about half of the time since its independence from Britain.
Rabindranath Tagore: Centenary Of Nobel Prize For India’s Greatest Creative Genius
During his time, Tagore enjoyed considerable global acclaim on par with his Indian contemporary Mahatma Gandhi.