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U.S. senators want say on any Trump Russia sanctions action

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senior U.S. senators called on Wednesday for the right to review any move the White House might make to ease sanctions on Russia, amid mounting concern in Congress - and among U.S. allies

/ 9th February 2017
Scottish government set to demand legal right to new independence referendum – newspaper

(Reuters) - Scottish government workers have been told to ready themselves for a second independence referendum in a notice that said First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was set to demand the legal right to another

/ 9th February 2017
North Dakota tribe says running out of options to stop pipeline

HOUSTON/CANNON BALL, N.D., February 9 (Reuters) - The leader of a Native American tribe attempting to block the Dakota Access oil pipeline said on Wednesday the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe may have exhausted lega

/ 9th February 2017
Canada foreign minister will oppose U.S. border tariffs

WASHINGTON, February 9 (Reuters) - Canada opposes the idea of the United States imposing new border tariffs and would respond to any such move, the country's foreign minister, Chrystia Freeland, said on Wednesd

/ 9th February 2017
Polls show French far-right Le Pen winning election first round, but losing knockout

PARIS, February 9 (Reuters) - Far-right leader Marine Le Pen looks set to win the first round of France's presidential election in April, according to a new survey issued on Thursday, with other polls indicatin

/ 9th February 2017
Legal battle over travel ban pits Trump's powers against his own words

NEW YORK, February 9 (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court is weighing arguments for and against President Donald Trump's temporary travel ban, but its decision this week may not yet answer the underlying legal ques

/ 9th February 2017
Trump breaks ice with China's Xi in letter seeking 'constructive' ties

BEIJING/WASHINGTON, February 9 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has broken the ice with Chinese President Xi Jinping in a letter that said he looked forward to working with him to develop constructive re

/ 9th February 2017
India inflation seen cooling in January, output eases

BENGALURU, February 9 (Reuters) - Indian inflation likely cooled in January to the lowest in at least five years, after food prices fell and demand weakened following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ban on high-

/ 9th February 2017
Lawyers for South Korea's Park reject questioning, prosecution says

SEOUL, February 9(Reuters) - Lawyers for South Korean President Park Geun-hye have rejected a plan by a special prosecutor investigating a graft scandal to question her, citing a media leak, a spokesman for t

/ 9th February 2017
China's response to THAAD does not warrant South Korean action – minister

SEOUL, February 9 (Reuters) - South Korea's finance minister said on Thursday China had not taken any retaliatory measures over plans to deploy a U.S. anti-missile system that warranted official action, althoug

/ 9th February 2017
CRISIS IN THE STATE

A. Zhimomi The events of the past few weeks have been keenly observed by the citizens of the State. Varied opinions have been expressed about the issue of womens’ reservation in Urban Local Bodi

Public Space / 9th February 2017
Is Naga Society really Patriarchal?

Naga Society lies wounded … Part 2 Charles Chasie (Because impression has been created that ULB elections were about a gender struggle with Naga men using archaic customs to suppress Naga women r

Public Space / 9th February 2017
The Very Heart of the Matter

When God created man and woman and placed them in the garden, Gods intention was to let them complement each other and not to contradict each other. Yes, both of them were similar and the same in the sense that

Perspective / 9th February 2017
Setting Up an Upper House via Article 371A

At a meeting with some of the most trusted senior leaders of the Angami and Chakhasang tribes on December 19, 2016, I made a presentation on our society’s need to have a statewide mandated body of elders

Perspective / 9th February 2017
Union government is not superior to state governments

Garga Chatterjee The 2017 Union budget presented by Indian Union governments Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has many aspects. His speech touched upon some of them. I will not discuss all of them as

/ 9th February 2017
The Long Friday

Aheli Moitra In October 2005, the DAN government at the helm of Nagaland State turned down a proposal to set up a Nagaland State Women’s Commission. In a letter to the Editor of The Mo

Editorial / 9th February 2017
Rio hopes ‘voice and desire of people will be respected’

DIMAPUR, FEBRUARY 8 (MExN): Nagaland State MP to the Lok Sabha, Neiphiu Rio spoke during the recently held budget session in Parliament and touched on many topics including the ongoing turmoil over ULB polls in

Nagaland / 8th February 2017
WSH stand on current impasse

DIMAPUR, FEBRUARY 8 (MExN): The Western Sumi Hoho (WSH) and its frontal organisations, including the Western Sumi Kukami Hoho (WSKH), Western Sumi Totimi Hoho (WSTH), Western Sumi Youth Front (WSYF), Western Su

Nagaland / 8th February 2017
Govt offices remain paralyzed for eighth day

Bandh to continue Our Correspondent Kohima | February 8 The normal functioning of the government offices remained paralyzed for eight days today in the state capital Kohima following the indefinit

Nagaland / 8th February 2017
CM meets civil society leaders

Kohima, February 8 (Agencies): Nagaland Chief Minister TR Zeliang today held a meeting with civil society leaders on the ongoing crisis in the state arising due to announcement of reservation for women in Urban

Nagaland / 8th February 2017