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India: After the blackout
As India’s growth rates hit the buffers, the poor are sinking beneath a tide of seeming government indifference to their plight as politicians focus on looking after their cronies. Is it…
SOURCE:www.newstatesman.com
LENGTH: 21 minutes (5282 words)
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The Self-Destruction of the 1 Percent
A painting of 17th-century Venice, with a view of the banks of the Grand Canal and the Doge’s Palace, by Leandro Bassano. IN the early 14th century, Venice was one of the
AUTHOR:Chrystia Freeland
SOURCE:www-nc.nytimes.com
PUBLISHED: Oct. 13, 2012
LENGTH: 7 minutes (1798 words)
US in-depth journalism rebirth defies Twitter age
The Twitter age is killing in-depth journalism, while local newspapers are becoming extinct -- right? Then what is a talented young New York Times reporter doing founding a website devoted to…
SOURCE:sg.finance.yahoo.com
LENGTH: 3 minutes (799 words)
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The Age of Illusion: An Interview with Chris Hayes
risis is the catchword of our time. After the dawning of the new millennium America stumbled from debacle to debacle. The election of Barack Obama gave hope to many, but the realities of a deeply…
AUTHOR:Jake Blumgart
SOURCE:jacobinmag.com
LENGTH: 12 minutes (3207 words)
A make-believe nation
Will Indonesia—and its turtles— thrive despite its government? Halmahera, part of the Maluku Islands, Indonesia Weda Bay is not a place you’ve ever heard of, so don’t…
AUTHOR:Elizabeth Pisani
SOURCE:www.prospectmagazine.co.uk
PUBLISHED: May 24, 2012
LENGTH: 14 minutes (3649 words)
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