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Hopes for change in India

'Room to Read' charity supports 9,000 pupils in nine countries

According to World Bank estimates, India’s growth rate may beat China by 2017

For years, we were used to China growing at double-digit rates; now it is slowing and India may overtake its neighbour by 2017

The hostage crisis could cut both ways for Abe’s foreign policy ambitions

If Goto is released, Abe’s hand will be strengthened and his no-compromise diplomacy will be seen to have borne results

Disillusionment with the democratic process has gained new urgency

Kim’s hints of reform offer little hope for North Koreans in the near future

Over fish curry in Cambridge, the Korean economist Ha-Joon Chang says the time is right to embrace moral dilemmas as well as mathematical models

Suu Kyi’s NLD will struggle to pursue inclusive policies, let alone conclude a nationwide peace deal

A Modi premiership is probably less of a certainty than many think

Sadly, for Japan, it is the victims, not the perpetrators, who determine when the perpetrator is sufficiently contrite