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The role of China as the central hub in many global value chains has brought losses in global exports — Chinese suppliers are crucial for many indus
The pandemic will cause global FDI is to fall under the $1 trillion mark for the first time.
Absence of leadership is not the only problem — the pandemic shows how the WHO failed to address deeper and chronic issues.
Even as the world continues to be engaged in fighting the pandemic, developments in the Indo-Pacific have taken on diverse forms.
It stands to reason that not only is an investigation into the issue a vital necessity, but also that such an investigation would be incomplete and la
Pakistan has been one of the countries worst affected by COVID-19, with the economic disruption caused by the pandemic exacerbating an already existing crisis. This paper discusses how the public health crisis has affected some of the most critical sectors of the Pakistani economy. While the government has implemented some mitigation measures, they are inadequate to counter the impact of the pandemic. The paper analyses the likely fallout of a ne
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सरकार को शिक्षा और रोज़गार जैसे उपायों में निवेश करने की �
Health crises may originate anywhere in the world, but the subsequent responses from the concerned countries characterise their roles as responsible c
Islamabad’s inability to control elements in both Afghanistan and Pakistan is proving to be a major hurdle in the execution of the CPEC project.
क्या केवल चीन के विरोध के नाम पर दस अलग अलग लोकतांत्रिक दे
Before India joins other democracies, whither democracy in India?
The data divide can drastically impact the progress of the 2030 Agenda, thus bridging this divide is imperative to ensure that no one is left behind
The data protection bill is an opportunity for India to be a partner under the CLOUD Act
वैश्विक स्तर पर अलग-अलग सरकारें आम तौर पर नये क़ानूनों और
Caught in the crosshairs, India is finding it difficult to go with US diktats.
If indeed Hamza Bin Laden is dead, the succession battle within Al Qaeda could get muddled.
The IFS is criticised in some western circles because it resists efforts to incorporate India into the West's sphere of political and intellectual influence. Some who are attacking the MEA today want this resistance to end.
In the Finance Bill introduced in Parliament on February 28, the budget estimates (BE) for defence have increased marginally from Rs 83,000 crore in 2005-06 to Rs 89,000 crore for 2006-07 ¿ a rise of about 7 per cent. With inflation ruling at 4 to 5 per cent, the real increase in current rupees is only of the order about 2 per cent.
A policy response can be developed to counter the Khalistani threat to India and Western countries’ internal security and India’s relations with t
We need to look beyond the Presidential vote in Afghanistan, scheduled for next April. These elections would not only test equations of military and political power as the NATO forces pull out but also the strength and possibility of deeper enduring facts of the Afghan reality.
Extremists' groups like the ISIS have capitalised on Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki's ethno-sectarian politics. And, the resurgence of ethnic animosities has long-standing implications for Iraq and the West Asian region as a whole.
The new land acquisition bill has brought transparency in land acquisition. But by incorporating too many instruments and agencies to ensure the same, it instead risks making the process bureaucratic. Thus, the bill ends up replacing a coercive colonial law with a cumbersome one.
The political crisis is peaking up at a time when people’s disenchantment with the present federal republican system is growing in the country.
For India’s defence services, there is no escaping the budgetary ‘chakravyuh’
India’s armed forces must be prepared to secure India with the resources available, as well as to prioritise local defence acquisitions over their c
The government’s aim to facilitate deep tech investments to augment defence systems and security infrastructure is a step in the right direction
Allocations made for capital expenditure must increase if India is to keep pace with China's rising military might
China has discarded the traditional emphasis on criticising the arms control agreements promoted by the Western powers and focuses instead on securing Beijing's national interests by actively participating in international and regional military negotiations and shaping the international military norms.
( At the time of the blasts, I was on a flight from Delhi to Chennai. Immediately on my return home at 9 PM on October 29,2005, I heard of the blasts. At the request of an online journal, I had given my initial reactions in a brief write-up titled " Delhi Blasts: The Message". This article is an attempt at a more comprehensive analysis on the basis of further information available at 8 AM on October 30,2005)
Charismatic, centralised leadership, like Mr Modi's today and Indira Gandhi's earlier, whilst have a huge advantage in national elections, cannot single-handedly carry a local election. Delhi is likely to make this point to leaders yet again.
दिल्ली के जल स्त्रोतों की समीक्षा से ये पता चलाहै कि, राजध
The relative degree of success of President Barack Obama's visit to India will depend on the extent to which the tough US demands on defence trade be eased to accommodate India's strategic needs without compromising national interests from both sides.
Why statehood is no answer to the city’s pollution mess
With two years to go for the next Lok Sabha election, PM Modi's opponents were beginning to make their moves. Demonetisation was only a catalyst.
Now in the fourth phase, China is rebalancing by emphasising consumption and promoting an innovation-based economy. This is a forty year timespan, not the half-decade process under Mao.
The story of the Maotai town in the Guizhou province in South China is an interesting case study of developmental economics - how a relatively underdeveloped region was turned into a rich town.
There is a strong feeling that the signing of a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement between Japan and India has not led to the full utilisation of the potential that exists for larger trade and investment. Further efforts should therefore be undertaken to realise those ends.
Elections will not be won or lost because of events in Sri Lanka, but Sri Lanka could be lost because of our electoral politics. Our PM's absence in Colombo at this juncture is akin to a public snub to Sri Lanka and the vacuum that we create and show little intention or urgency to fill, can only be filled by one country - China.
युवाओं को भारत के प्रभावी ‘डिजिटल सिटीजन्स’ अर्थात ‘डिज�
