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Opinion | Pakistan Is Juggling Blackouts And Iran Diplomacy
Pakistan is witnessing hours of power cuts driven by poor decision-making of the government officials and not the war in the Gulf alone.
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Trade War: The Theatre Of The Absurd In Trump's New Fight On Tariffs
Everyone knew that President Donald Trump's response to the Supreme Court striking down his tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act would be to find another law that lets him do exactly what he was just forbidden from doing.
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Opinion | PM Modi Has A Shot At History-Making With EU's India Visit
At Davos, Ursula von der Leyen made India the centrepiece of her declaration of European independence. The president of the European Commission said that she was travelling to New Delhi to energise the relationship.
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Opinion | US' Trumped-Up Tariffs Have No Effect On Global Trade
Last year was supposed to mark the moment international trade was dismantled. President Donald Trump's tariffs, we were told, were so unprecedented in scale and ambition that they might stop globalisation in its tracks.
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Opinion | Will Pakistan Regret Letting The Army Back At The Centre Of Power?
It's usually easy to know when a country has fallen to military dictatorship. Tanks on the streets, uniforms in gilded palaces, the political class interned en masse. Sometimes, however, the takeover is more subtle, more insidious.
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Opinion | Everywhere All At Once Makes India A Safe AI Bet
In recent months, three companies have rolled out free access to their paid tiers exclusively in India.
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Opinion | RFK Jr Is Playing With Babies' Lives
Robert F Kennedy Jr's decision to withdraw US funding from the global vaccine alliance GAVI, may kill far more children than anything he has so far tried at home.
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Opinion | India-UK Trade Deal Shows Globalisation Is Ticking Along
President Donald Trump may say "tariffs" are his favorite word, but the rest of the world doesn't have to agree. With or without America, trade deals continue to be signed.
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Opinion: India Needs To Focus On Tracks Before Trains
We are still not sure exactly why India's storied Coromandel Express plowed into a stationary freight train late on Friday night last week, setting off a three-train pileup that cost almost 300 people their lives.
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Opinion: Ahead Of Budget, Big Hints From Government On A Welcome Change
The good news is that the government may be undergoing a change of heart ahead of next year's budget - or, at least, it may not be quite as willing to revel in protectionism as before.
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Opinion: Make in India? It Will Take More Than Subsidies
Last week, while inaugurating a new aircraft factory in western India, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi returned to a slogan he coined a few months after taking power in 2014: "Make in India." This time, however, he added: "Make for the world."
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Opinion: India's Balancing Act On Russia Is Getting Trickier
India's official position on the Russian invasion of Ukraine is notoriously hard to pin down.
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Opinion: Leicester, The New Epicentre Of Communal Tension
Here in India, Hindu-Muslim clashes that threaten houses of worship, force shops to close and inflame passions on social media no longer constitute news. It is noteworthy, however, when they break out in the English Midlands.
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Opinion: Britain Is Burning Up. India Has Some Tips
London was burning earlier this week. So many blazes erupted during the recent heatwave that the city's fire brigades had their busiest day since Hitler sent his V-2s screaming across the Channel.
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Opinion: India Can't Afford to Lose World's Trust On Trade
Prime Minister Narendra Modi often speaks of "trusted" supply chains. At the G-20 last year, he said that global supply chains depend upon "trust, transparency, and timeframes".
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Opinion | Pakistan Is Juggling Blackouts And Iran Diplomacy
Pakistan is witnessing hours of power cuts driven by poor decision-making of the government officials and not the war in the Gulf alone.
-
Trade War: The Theatre Of The Absurd In Trump's New Fight On Tariffs
Everyone knew that President Donald Trump's response to the Supreme Court striking down his tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act would be to find another law that lets him do exactly what he was just forbidden from doing.
-
Opinion | PM Modi Has A Shot At History-Making With EU's India Visit
At Davos, Ursula von der Leyen made India the centrepiece of her declaration of European independence. The president of the European Commission said that she was travelling to New Delhi to energise the relationship.
-
Opinion | US' Trumped-Up Tariffs Have No Effect On Global Trade
Last year was supposed to mark the moment international trade was dismantled. President Donald Trump's tariffs, we were told, were so unprecedented in scale and ambition that they might stop globalisation in its tracks.
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Opinion | Will Pakistan Regret Letting The Army Back At The Centre Of Power?
It's usually easy to know when a country has fallen to military dictatorship. Tanks on the streets, uniforms in gilded palaces, the political class interned en masse. Sometimes, however, the takeover is more subtle, more insidious.
-
Opinion | Everywhere All At Once Makes India A Safe AI Bet
In recent months, three companies have rolled out free access to their paid tiers exclusively in India.
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Opinion | RFK Jr Is Playing With Babies' Lives
Robert F Kennedy Jr's decision to withdraw US funding from the global vaccine alliance GAVI, may kill far more children than anything he has so far tried at home.
-
Opinion | India-UK Trade Deal Shows Globalisation Is Ticking Along
President Donald Trump may say "tariffs" are his favorite word, but the rest of the world doesn't have to agree. With or without America, trade deals continue to be signed.
-
Opinion: India Needs To Focus On Tracks Before Trains
We are still not sure exactly why India's storied Coromandel Express plowed into a stationary freight train late on Friday night last week, setting off a three-train pileup that cost almost 300 people their lives.
-
Opinion: Ahead Of Budget, Big Hints From Government On A Welcome Change
The good news is that the government may be undergoing a change of heart ahead of next year's budget - or, at least, it may not be quite as willing to revel in protectionism as before.
-
Opinion: Make in India? It Will Take More Than Subsidies
Last week, while inaugurating a new aircraft factory in western India, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi returned to a slogan he coined a few months after taking power in 2014: "Make in India." This time, however, he added: "Make for the world."
-
Opinion: India's Balancing Act On Russia Is Getting Trickier
India's official position on the Russian invasion of Ukraine is notoriously hard to pin down.
-
Opinion: Leicester, The New Epicentre Of Communal Tension
Here in India, Hindu-Muslim clashes that threaten houses of worship, force shops to close and inflame passions on social media no longer constitute news. It is noteworthy, however, when they break out in the English Midlands.
-
Opinion: Britain Is Burning Up. India Has Some Tips
London was burning earlier this week. So many blazes erupted during the recent heatwave that the city's fire brigades had their busiest day since Hitler sent his V-2s screaming across the Channel.
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Opinion: India Can't Afford to Lose World's Trust On Trade
Prime Minister Narendra Modi often speaks of "trusted" supply chains. At the G-20 last year, he said that global supply chains depend upon "trust, transparency, and timeframes".
