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Do more elections equal more democracy?Subscriber Only

March 26, 2007

The members of the House of Lords, that august assembly of scarlet-robed and mainly appointed peers which forms the upper chamber of Britain’s democracy...

March 26, 2007

Artificial intelligence gets a new meaning, with help from humansSubscriber Only

March 25, 2007

Today, there are over 1 lakh workers in more than 100 countries who earn micropayments for completing a wide range of quick tasks

March 25, 2007

Play about Iraq war divides US schoolSubscriber Only

March 25, 2007

Student productions at Wilton High School range from splashy musicals like West Side Story to weightier works like Arthur Miller’s Crucible.

March 25, 2007

Camera. Action. Edit.Subscriber Only

March 24, 2007

Desktop software may offer a wider range of features, but users have begun to appreciate the speed and simplicity of online editing.

March 24, 2007

Clever hazardSubscriber Only

March 24, 2007

On paper, Toxoplasma gondii looks as if it ought to be the most famous parasite on earth. This single-celled pathogen infects over half the world’s population.

March 24, 2007

Starved of ideasSubscriber Only

March 24, 2007

Don’t fool yourself. Any brilliant idea you might have for a reality television series has probably already been imagined and pitched by go-getters like Dave Roberts and Gil S. Ripley, the hotshot comedy-writing team observed peddling their dubious wares in the documentary American Cannibal.

March 24, 2007

Child star comes of ageSubscriber Only

March 24, 2007

Tatum O’Neal is now grown up, cleaned up, and in her own words, “back in the game”

March 24, 2007

Iran detains British sailors in Iraq watersSubscriber Only

March 24, 2007

Fifteen British sailors carrying out a routine inspection in the Persian Gulf were captured at gunpoint...

March 24, 2007

Former Guantanamo inmate runs for officeSubscriber Only

March 21, 2007

Arrested in Pak in 2001 on charges of training with al-Qaeda, Mamdouh Habib spent 3 yrs in Gitmo

March 21, 2007

Road map, alteredSubscriber Only

March 19, 2007

Condoleezza Rice will visit the Middle East this week with a revived proposal for peace

March 19, 2007

Asian Unity, On A Bed Of SandSubscriber Only

March 19, 2007

Singapore’s disputes with its neighbours over concrete imports highlight the rifts that continue to thwart Southeast Asia’s ability to compete collectively against the economies of India and China

March 19, 2007

Hedge funds, the usual suspects, blamed for volatility in AsiaSubscriber Only

March 18, 2007

Market regulators from Britain and Hong Kong will meet Indian regulators in Mumbai in April

March 18, 2007

Zealous pvt equity titan may choose to go publicSubscriber Only

March 17, 2007

The Blackstone Group, the world’s largest private equity firm, is preparing for an initial public offering that could value the firm at more than $30 billion.

March 17, 2007

A Minor DisturbanceSubscriber Only

March 17, 2007

Two reports published in the March issue of The Mayo Clinic Proceedings suggest that the dangers of radio wave interference with implanted medical devices are real but modest, and that cellphones in hospitals present no danger at all.

March 17, 2007

Senate rejects Democrats’ troop pullout callSubscriber Only

March 17, 2007

The Senate on Thursday rejected a Democratic resolution to withdraw most American combat troops from Iraq in 2008...

March 17, 2007

Checkmating Vladimir PutinSubscriber Only

March 12, 2007

Garry Kasparov, the former world chess champion, took a pen and notebook and diagramed the protesters’ march through St Petersburg on March 3.

March 12, 2007

Sleep well, separately!Subscriber Only

March 11, 2007

Not since the Victorian age of starched sheets and starchy manners, builders and architects say, have there been so many orders for separate bedrooms.

March 11, 2007

Tech turn for tapesSubscriber Only

March 10, 2007

Citizens of ancient cultures made no multimedia records of their own birthday parties, weddings or babies’ first steps.

March 10, 2007

Moore is LessSubscriber Only

March 10, 2007

Michael Moore, who carries around controversy the way Paul Bunyan toted an ax, has won legions of fans for being a ball-cap-wearing fly in t...

March 10, 2007

Chinese WhispersSubscriber Only

March 10, 2007

Websites and alternative magazines thrive on making fun of the Chinese authorities.

March 10, 2007

A United Kingdom? MaybeSubscriber Only

March 7, 2007

Britain and Ireland are so thoroughly divided in their histories that there is no single word to refer to the inhabitants of both islands.

March 7, 2007

The Colonel and his Athenian idealSubscriber Only

March 6, 2007

Muammar el-Qaddafi has a great cricket stadium named after him. But it’s his curious form of democracy that he’d like to be his legacy

March 6, 2007

This fuel is sweet and cleanSubscriber Only

March 6, 2007

US President Bush will firm up an agreement with Brazil this week to promote the use of ethanol in other countries

March 6, 2007

Pakistan arrests top Taliban leaderSubscriber Only

March 3, 2007

The former Taliban defence minister was arrested in Pakistan on Monday, the day of US Vice-President Dick Cheney’s visit, two government officials said on Thursday.

March 3, 2007