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Sikkim, China and a vexing lama
India's Supreme Court has blocked Tibet's second-best-known Buddhist lama from his exile monastery in the strategic Indian state of Sikkim. The move has major implications for India, China and the Dalai
Lama, writes JULIAN GEARING New York Times Learning
to think, and live Plenty of professors have dissertations under their belts, but few inspire their students to write
biographies, says DAVID BROOKS Gulf News Hutton
to Butler: cover-up haunts powers What was at stake when Lord Butler of Brockwell accepted British Prime Minister Tony Blair's request to look into events in the run up to the war was not Blair's integrity, but the British establishment's
standing, writes MUSTAFA ARIF
Rediff Sir
Timothy, inventor of the www Two decades after the incredible invention, Berners-Lee was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II Asia Times Free market frees China's press
As China adopts a market economy, its proliferating news media are increasingly
privatised, commercial, combative and fiercely competitive. This gives rise to some of the best investigative journalism, and some of the worst
sensationalism, writes JAMES BORTON
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