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The flailing multilateral system has led global corporations to rethink just how connected they ought to be
For the transport sector to truly transform, it will need to attain environmental sustainability, social sustainability, and economic sustainability.
On January 22, 2021 the TPNW will enter into force. But will it matter?
The revival of the trilateral mechanism between China, Japan and South Korea only forms the first important step in the long journey to reconciliation in Northeast Asia which calls for mutual understanding and accommodation of each other's interests, and statesmanship of the highest order on the part of the leaders at the helm.
Big Data, RegTech, and SupTech offer significant opportunities for enhancing systemic financial resilience and improving financial supervision
Why is the Modi government not showing the same support for criminalising marital rape as it did with outlawing triple talaq. After all, gender violence is not religion, class or caste specific.
Tripura needs to put considerable efforts to improve its public health infrastructure and services on which a majority of its people depend — the co
The legislators allege that the chief secretary (CS) used intemperate language in the shouting match between them.
Since the Telangana Rashtra Samiti is likely to win most of the 17 Lok Sabha seats in the Telangana region on its own, its unwillingness to share the seats with the Congress party is understandable. In such a scenario, the Congress party's prospects in the general elections in the whole of Andhra Pradesh, including Telangana, are indeed bleak.
The US appears to lack a coherent strategy for the Asian region.
President Donald Trump is not having a smooth ride.
The US President’s invocation of executive powers to continue unemployment benefits, is simply a smokescreen for his election-year politicking
The solipsistic Trump “revolution” is unfolding on fantasies about economic growth.
Phone calls are making waves with Nawaz Sharif and Tsai Ingwen - showing there is no indicator on which way US will go under new presidency
While the Republican Party is becoming more firmly entrenched in the rural, mainly white parts of the country, the suburban areas are going in the Democratic direction
What will be the impact of the summit on Sino-US relations?
With US elections on anvil who is the safer bet for India and Indian Americans — Trump or Clinton?
Trump’s Asia visit was ripe with opportunities for mending political ties and reinstating credibility in the US leadership. Instead, President Trump
China will have its ear to the ground for noises from the Trump administration in its commitment towards Asian security.
As the Abraham Accord consolidates Iran’s centrality in the US' approach to the Middle East, Trump’s legacy of “maximum pressure” against Iran
Trump campaign likely to remain main drivers of his administration – trade & immigration. While latter is domestic in scope former will have ramifications
The Trump-Modi meeting should take on a more ambitious agenda focusing on four areas of importance.
The broad thrust of the NSS document transcends Trump and reflects a growing consensus in the American establishment that China is an adversary. As far as India is concerned, this is the good news.
As Trump gears up for re-election, his instruction to the Office of the US Trade Representative to draft text for a partial trade deal with India refl
The US president is exploiting the coronavirus pandemic to further the ‘America First’ agenda vis-à-vis China, Mexico and Iran
Despite disagreements over trade, relations between the US and India are poised for further consolidation. Defence ties continue to remain strong
It is not clear what External Affairs Minister's visit to Pakistan in mid-July can realistically achieve in bridging the trust deficit between India and Pakistan. This distrust spans sixty three years.
The fulfilment of TTP’s demand would indirectly help the Afghan Taliban achieve its expansionist position on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
Turkey, which played a role in raising the stakes in Syria and now lowering it, deserves a close look. A mildly Islamised democratic Turkey ruled by its most charismatic Prime Minister ever, Tayyep Erdogan, was incorporated in the management of what had at one stage acquired the label of Arab Spring.
