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Concerns regarding vaccinations continue to increase exponentially in light of all of the information and documentation that has surfaced over the past few years. As a result, corporate media has responded to... Read more »

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By Zuraidah Ibrahim Half empty or half full–this is the usual way to describe the state of race relations in Singapore. For the longest time, I took comfort in gauging it this way.... Read more »

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By Pu Zhendong A Syrian delegation to Beijing has urged China to play the role of neutral peacemaker, to aid the end of the Syrian crisis through dialogue. The Syrian crisis should... Read more »

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Karachi: The sporting ties between India and Pakistan may have been hit by border tensions but come November, retired cricket greats from both the countries will be seen in action in a World... Read more »

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Italy and the Netherlands secured qualification for the 2014 World Cup on Tuesday with two matches to spare. Italy came from behind to beat the visiting Czech Republic, 2-1, when Giorgio Chiellini... Read more »

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By Shenali D Waduge Let’s explore a very simple question. Exactly how does the TNA propose to give dignity to the Tamils by living away from them? Do they propose to run ‘Eelam’... Read more »

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By Edward Kus & Robert Tilleard It is over 40 years since Gough Whitlam famously claimed the government had “missed the bus” on China. A recent survey of Australia’s next generation of leaders... Read more »

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