Jeanette Khan, 09.29.2009
Freelance Journalist, her articles are about her time volunteering in Pakistan.
In the last few years Pakistan has seen an explosion in coffee lounges and cafes. Some are like your traditional Starbucks, while others are more all-inclusive cafes, serving coffee accompanied by proper meals.
Sophie Pollitt-Cohen, 09.29.2009
Author
In an effort to make travel safer and more pleasant for women, several new commuter trains in India are for women only.
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Betsy Taylor, 09.29.2009
We must protect ourselves against the dark vision of rising seas and temperatures, but not by numbly going through the motions with our actions and alerts. The times call for more risk-taking.
Sandip Roy, 09.29.2009
Editor, New America Media
India is in the middle of Twittergate. A government minister said he would fly "cattle class" instead of business. It was funny. But not in a country of holy cows.
Sunil Adam, 09.28.2009
India's Foreign Minister said the US would be better off seeking a political solution in Afghanistan. It's safe to assume he wouldn't have commented without authentic knowledge of the Afghan government's perspective.
Vivian Norris de Montaigu, 09.27.2009
The anti-globalization movement is back, and it is taking forms that extend beyond the left of center radicals to those who are out of work, out of money, and losing what little they have left to the greed of a very few.
Mira Kamdar, 09.27.2009
India's new-media savvy minister Shashi Tharoor has tweeted up a domestic political tempest in a country where sensitivities are ever on a hair-trigger alert for any sign of religious or class offense.
Perry Garfinkel, 09.26.2009
Veteran journalist
The new generation of proud Indians has been inspired by the great Mahatma Gandhi's mantra, "Be the change you want to see in the world."
James M. Gentile, 09.24.2009
President of Research Corporation for Science Advancement
Other nations are producing more scientists than we are, and increasingly their economies are offering better job opportunities. America's future can be great, but it depends on preserving our preeminence in science and technology.
Mike Elk, 09.23.2009
Campaign for America's Future
In the wake of the China tire-import decision, we have heard a lot of rhetoric falsely labeling it as the beginning of a trade war. It is not. Workers around the world are engaged in an effort to protect themselves.
Pinaki Bhattacharya, 09.22.2009
Senior defence correspondent
A series of stories by an Indian news agency about Chinese military intrusions into what is claimed to be Indian territory inflamed the news circles.
Jim Luce, 09.24.2009
Thought Leaders and Global Citizens
Asia Society president Vishakha Desai says, "Ours is a complex institution, and those experiencing it can describe it in the same way the blind men touch and describe an elephant."
Dan Glickman, 09.18.2009
Chairman And CEO, Motion Picture Association Of America
Norm Borlaug's life is both a symbol of what can be done, and a reminder of the enormous problem of global poverty we still face. Why not finish his work?
Perry Garfinkel, 09.16.2009
Veteran journalist
Though democratic India has come a long way, baby, Brand India, as it is sometimes referred to, still has a long way to go, baba.
Linus Roache, 09.21.2009
Actor, Law and Order
I found what I was looking for in the contemporary teaching of Evolutionary Enlightenment. I experienced first hand the transcendent nature of who we are as spirit first, beyond time and the mind.
Kal Raustiala, 09.12.2009
Author, Does the Constitution Follow the Flag?
In the 21st century it is no longer enough to wield great military force, as the U.S. itself has learned on recent occasions. Nor is economic wealth alone enough
Thelma Adams, 09.11.2009
film critic and writer
If someone makes a brilliant Oscar-winning short and no one watches it -- does it have any impact? When the movie has potential for changing the lives of children around the globe, that's just not good enough.
Magda Abu-Fadil, 09.11.2009
Director of Journalism Training Program at the American University of Beirut
El-Baz plans to highlight the issues of sustainable development and self-preservation at the Arab Environment 2009 conference in Beirut, Lebanon this November
Madhavi Bhasin, 09.09.2009
Pakistan's Empowerment and Self-Governance Ordinance falls short of local demands and provides only a change in nomenclature rather than genuine political reform.
Doug Bandow, 09.08.2009
Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute
The world has turned out to be a lot less malleable and willing to adjust to American preferences than the president may have thought before taking office.
Sanjeev Bery, 09.11.2009
Sanjeev Bery writes on U.S. foreign policy and international affairs.
Following growing public criticism, the Financial Times magazine fDi has withdrawn its recent "Asian Personality of the Year" award to Narendra Modi, the Chief Minister of the Indian state of Gujarat.
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wow- they got there fast. 3 weeks ago they were filming this in downtown Brooklyn. She was pretty friendly with the locals
I admit I'm not a fan of Julia Roberts but having seen "The Visitor" with Richard Jenkins I will probably check this out; RJ is a good actor.
oh I am so glad there is a visitor fan in the house! Love that film.
Yep..saw it on cable and fell in love with the film..
Like anyone in India knows who she is.
yes they do! Indians know a lot about Hollywood.
Actually eastern countries are more aware of thr world news or movie industry than this country.
try making a decent movie for a change, something where you don't get undressed
Will the Slumdog kids be in it?
you are funny and then racist.
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