Opinion

Opinion | Why Trump And Mamdani May Not Be That Different, After All

Both Trump and Mamdani seem to be offering an emotional appeal that targets the same problem: an unaffordable America that has alienated its large majority.

Opinion | Trump Is Hell-Bent On Bullying His Friends

Every family has stories of courage. My uncle, my father's older brother, is one of the Adampur Tigers who bombed the Sargodha air base in broad daylight in the 1965 war, an audacious attack, still studied by the Pakistani Air Force.

Opinion | Donald Trump And The Inescapable Musical Chairs Of Politics

For Trump to leave the legacy he wants, he will have to be in offensive tackle mode for the next four years and deliver a magical Reaganesque solution to the working class pain. Or else, the Dems might be back in the White House in 2028.

Opinion: Who Can Stop This Israel-Hamas War?

Amidst the rocket sirens and bomb explosions, gaping wounds are exposing a gaping global power vacuum.

Opinion: The Canadian PM Just Got Played On Canadian Soil

I first met Gurpatwant Singh Pannun in 2013 in New York as an NDTV journalist when he was trying to get Sonia Gandhi arrested based on a court warrant, at Sloan Kettering Hospital.

Opinion: The Rise Of The Indian-American Century

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is no stranger to adulation and rock star receptions by Indian Americans, yet this time it's different.

Wooing foreign investors at Davos would be no gondola ride for India

As a country with rising inequities in an election year, populist politics overriding economic necessities is a tough climb.