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Kavita Krishnan Leaves Communist Party Posts With Questions On Russia, China
A prominent commentator on TV and social media, Kavita Krishnan says must raise questions to be consistent in "fight against fascism in India"
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In Central Asia, John Kerry Raises Rights But Tempers Public Criticism
Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday met Uzbekistan's autocratic ruler and officials from other Central Asian states accused of being among the world's worst human rights offenders.
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Cuba Goes All in on English, Amid Closer US Ties
Now that Cuba has restored diplomatic ties with the United States, teaching English in schools will be a priority, the communist party newspaper Granma reported on Monday.
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Opinion: The Inevitability of the Kejriwal Cult
Such was the fear of Josef Vissarionovich Djugashvili, that three years after his death, at the 20th party congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, Nikita Krushchev could still not name him when he spoke of the "cult of personality" that had overtaken the USSR under Djugashvilli, popularly known as JV Stalin.
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Pope to Fly over China, Rare Chance for Greetings
Pope Francis' upcoming trip to South Korea will provide him with an unusual opportunity to speak directly to the Chinese leadership: His plane is due to fly through Chinese airspace, and Vatican protocol calls for the pope to send greetings to leaders of all the countries he flies over.
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Ukraine Seeks to Ban Communist Party
Ukraine sought on Tuesday to ban the Communist Party more than two decades after the Soviet Union's collapse because of its alleged support for pro-Russian insurgents battling government forces in the separatist east.
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Veteran Marxist leader Samar Mukherjee dies at 100
Centenarian CPM leader and freedom fighter, Samar Mukherjee, who was known for his oratory and leadership, died of old age ailments today.
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Ahead of Xi's visit, China web users deluge Russia blog with insults
Chinese Internet users have deluged the microblog of the Russian embassy in Beijing with thousands of abusive comments within days of its opening, just ahead of a visit to Moscow by China's new president Xi Jinping.
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Kavita Krishnan Leaves Communist Party Posts With Questions On Russia, China
A prominent commentator on TV and social media, Kavita Krishnan says must raise questions to be consistent in "fight against fascism in India"
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In Central Asia, John Kerry Raises Rights But Tempers Public Criticism
Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday met Uzbekistan's autocratic ruler and officials from other Central Asian states accused of being among the world's worst human rights offenders.
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Cuba Goes All in on English, Amid Closer US Ties
Now that Cuba has restored diplomatic ties with the United States, teaching English in schools will be a priority, the communist party newspaper Granma reported on Monday.
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Opinion: The Inevitability of the Kejriwal Cult
Such was the fear of Josef Vissarionovich Djugashvili, that three years after his death, at the 20th party congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, Nikita Krushchev could still not name him when he spoke of the "cult of personality" that had overtaken the USSR under Djugashvilli, popularly known as JV Stalin.
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Pope to Fly over China, Rare Chance for Greetings
Pope Francis' upcoming trip to South Korea will provide him with an unusual opportunity to speak directly to the Chinese leadership: His plane is due to fly through Chinese airspace, and Vatican protocol calls for the pope to send greetings to leaders of all the countries he flies over.
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Ukraine Seeks to Ban Communist Party
Ukraine sought on Tuesday to ban the Communist Party more than two decades after the Soviet Union's collapse because of its alleged support for pro-Russian insurgents battling government forces in the separatist east.
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Veteran Marxist leader Samar Mukherjee dies at 100
Centenarian CPM leader and freedom fighter, Samar Mukherjee, who was known for his oratory and leadership, died of old age ailments today.
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Ahead of Xi's visit, China web users deluge Russia blog with insults
Chinese Internet users have deluged the microblog of the Russian embassy in Beijing with thousands of abusive comments within days of its opening, just ahead of a visit to Moscow by China's new president Xi Jinping.
