We are all overwhelmed by the accusations that today’s politicians make at their opponents . . .
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Tell something often enough, and it’s easy to convince people of its self-evident truth. That is especially so if that lie is repeated over decades or centuries.
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Saqib Qureshi asks what if the Afghanistan war's awful conclusion didn't mean the decline of NATO or the eclipse of the West, but instead offered a way for the West to recover itself?
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As a Muslim deeply invested in his faith, the mere existence of the Taliban is anathema. The work I do . . .
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You've probably read a lot about Afghanistan in the past week, more perhaps than at any time in recent memory . . .
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It’s easy to overlook the most fundamental aspect of our reality . . .
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Home prices are steep. And rising sharply . . .
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On 1st July 2019, a Facebook post went up with a photo of the then British . . .
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In 2018, Boeing signed a US$3.9bn contract to build two presidential Air Force One …
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How often do we note the discrepancy between a foundational document and the practical …
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The main purpose of government is to protect and develop its people. In our liberal indirect democracy . . .
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Mistakes enable learning… normally. So, I hope I can learn from my own polemic . . .
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‘Buy low, sell high’ is a mantra that is as obvious as it is hard to adhere to . . .
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“I can refer you to somebody…” ever heard that line?
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Would you like to save a couple of thousand . . .
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How about giving the value of your stock market assets a boost by a further 1.9% per year . . .
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We take for granted and celebrate the advanced nature of our modern life . . .
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Every laloo panjoo and his cat in government has been harping on the importance . . .
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The drunkard optimism which yesterday momentarily blanketed the good land felt . . .
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I’ve often flagged the amorphous meaning of democracy, a concept . . .
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