Divide and rule OK – or co-operate and prosper?

The young Pakistani Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar has been playing a constructive part in improving relationships between the two countries and earlier this month, Asif Ali Zardari, Pakistan’s president, made the first visit to India by a Pakistani head of state in seven years, accompanied by his son, Bilawal, who is co-chair of the [...]

Kudankulam: care more for the lives of Indian citizens than the profits of Russian corporations

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CHS co-founder, Winin Pereira, was a leading nuclear physicist until he realised the hollowness of the ‘Atoms for Peace’ mantra and left this work to follow a more beneficial path.

In his book, From Western Science To Liberation Technology, he wrote scathingly:

Even without the “successes” of its nuclear, biological and chemical weapons, Western [...]

Sieta hopes that the sacred cow called “free trade” does not turn out to be a Trojan horse for India

A Scottish European Milk Board colleague sent this report written by Sieta van Keimpema Vice-President of the EMB.

Sieta writes:

At the invitation of Misereor and Anthra I travelled to India for a week in February, where accompanied by Armin Paasch of Misereor, I spoke with many milk producers and street dealers about the impact [...]

The culture dominating industry and trade . . .

Noting an excellent article in Scientists for Global Responsibility newsletter, “Why we must prepare for a low energy society, I searched online for the author, Dr Mandy Meikle, a Scottish microbiologist.

From her blog:

I’ve also been reading indigenous writings and a bit of anthropology.

The problems we are creating are not a function of [...]