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Explained: What is Article 371(K) and what could it mean for Ladakh?

The Centre and Ladakh representatives have made progress on a proposed new political framework, with key questions on powers, safeguards and the role of local bodies still under discussion

Explained: What is Article 371(K) and what could it mean for Ladakh?

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My Word: From 9/11 to October 7, the dates that changed the world - opinion

Twenty-five years after the Durban Conference, there is a tidal wave of antisemitic attacks; 25 years after 9/11, Christian communities are being targeted no less than the Jews.

  • 9/11 attacks killed nearly 3,000 people, altering world history.
  • Israel's 9/11 in 2023 resulted in 1,200 deaths and 251 hostages.
  • CBC's memo reflects bias in labeling Hamas as terrorists.

Middle Israel: Gadi Eisenkot is Person of the Year - this is why - opinion

During the most fateful political year in Israel’s history, Eisenkot came to be seen, on both sides of the political aisle, as the harbinger, symbol, and potential engine of change.

  • Gadi Eisenkot named Person of the Year in Israel
  • Netanyahu's political attempts met with resistance and failure
  • Mixed results in Israel's military actions in Iran and Middle East

Inside the lion’s den: Israel is quietly regaining respect at the UN, Danny Danon tells 'Post'

NATIONAL AFFAIRS: In an interview with The Jerusalem Post, Danny Danon discusses Israel’s UN battle, changing alliances, UNIFIL, Guterres, and the future of Israeli diplomacy.

  • Israel's ambassador Danny Danon notes UN treating Israel more favorably since 2024 return.
  • Diplomats, including from Muslim nations, privately admire Israel despite October 7 hostility.
  • UN alignments shift rapidly with government changes, as seen in Latin America.

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