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We need a mix of government, private and voluntary sectors, Sachs says.
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Starting with Afghanistan in the late 90s, Kurt Pitzer says digital technology is bringing a new immediacy to war reporting.
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Though media attention has shifted from the region, it’s still a hotbed of ethnic discontent, Kurt Pitzer says.
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Above all, journalists should make us see through a different lens, Kurt Pitzer believes.
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Kurt Pitzer tells how soccer star Zidane broke the ice with the al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigade.
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Kurt Pitzer has met killers who have just as much humanity as he does.
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When the house is fire, you jump in with a bucket of water, as Kurt Pitzer did with Mahdi Obeidi.
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Coverage has been poor all around except for some Iraqi reporters in Kurt Pitzer’s opinion.
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Kurt Pitzer remembers a fourteen-year-old warlord and learning to ride a horse.
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Kurt Pitzer tackles the terrible responsibility of accounting for the fallen.
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Going from mass graves to the Love Parade was disorienting for Kurt Pitzer.
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India’s capacity to assimilate outside influences is a great asset Neelam Deo comments.
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Harvard, Yale, Berkeley and Stanford are engaging in educational partnership with India, Neelam Deo notes.
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Neelam Deo emphasizes infrastructure as a big growth area.
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Neelam Deo says India is no danger of entering into international conflict.
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Neelam Deo remembers tumultuous times in West Africa.
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Despite reforms and deregulation, the Indian government could still loosen their control in several sectors.
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The technology sector has provided women with immense opportunities, Neelam Deo notes.
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Neelam Deo applauds a career where you can reinvent yourself every three years.
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Neelam Deo points us to the great Indian epics, especially the Baghavat Gita.
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Neelam Deo draws a line between practicing yoga and wearing the bindi.
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Neelam Deo cites a country ahead of the environmental curve and producing more than enough food.
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Neelam Deo deconstructs Indian cinema.
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Neelam Deo on a nation that lives in all ages at once.
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In a law class, Mahvish Khan was outraged by the legal debate over torture.
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Mahvish Khan recounts the first detainee she saw, a pediatrician accused of being Taliban.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder is common, says Mahvish Khan.
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Mahvish Khan recounts how the DOD gives a Mickey Mouse tour for the press.
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