Divided by a river of hate

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The city of Mostar has been divided by war. It was first attacked in 1992 by Chetnik forces, followed by Croatian separatists in 1993. East of the river Neretva, the city is in the process of being rebuilt, businesses are being reopened and work is being carried out on damaged buildings. The university was divided by recent events, and there are now only around 100 students in East Mostar, compared to 2,000 in the West.

Description and travel, Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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How India learnt not to hate the bomb

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Politics and religion came together when India's Hindu rulers, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJT), tested the nuclear bomb in May 1998. Seven years later India and the US reached agreement which could allow the lifting of restructions on supply of technology for India's civilian nuclear power plants.

India, Other Ordnance and Accessories Manufacturing, Nuclear Ordnance & Equip, History, Negotiation, mediation and arbitration, Development and progression, Nuclear energy, Nuclear weapons

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