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Opinion | Can One Tariff Their Way To A Nobel? Ask Trump
When faced with the reality that peace in Ukraine is not a real estate deal and that his obsession with winning the Nobel Peace Prize cannot dictate the calendar of a peace breakthrough, Trump has kept extending the timetable for reaching a solution.
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Opinion | Asim Munir, And Why Trump Must Be A Little Careful With Flatterers
Trump's assessment of the US-Pakistan relations in his first presidential term was that of a parasitic arrangement. The volte-face in the current term has many reasons, the most important being Trump's proclivity for unabashed flatterers.
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Opinion | Delhi Has Zero State-Run Shelters. How Will It House 10 Lakh Stray Dogs?
It is not enough for the court to merely pass an order to make the streets of Delhi-NCR free of stray dogs. Indeed, the ruling will be meaningful only if the court takes all factors into account and exercises oversight every step of the way.
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Opinion | Seeds Of Sabotage: The 'Agro-Terrorism' Threat India Can't Ignore
If American and Chinese ongoing research in genetic engineering of food crops through insect dispersion is anything to go by, then India's security agencies have an additional danger of agro-terrorism on their already cluttered threat radar.
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Opinion | A US Bailout? A 'Coup'? What Are Asim Munir's Nuclear Threats Really About?
On the Pakistan Field Marshal's great American audition in Tampa.
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Netanyahu 'In Denial' Over Suffering In Gaza: Australia PM Anthony Albanese
Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Tuesday his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu was "in denial" about the humanitarian situation in Gaza, a day after announcing Australia would recognise a Palestinian state for the first time.
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Opinion | 3 Reasons Trump Is Growing Soft Towards China - While He Attacks India
Curiously, Trump's stance on China, the US's primary rival in all terms - economic, military, or ideological -now seems to be oriented towards achieving a deal rather than punishing it.
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Opinion: How A Japanese Anime Became Indonesia's Surprise Protest Symbol
A Japanese anime has unexpectedly become a symbol of resistance in Indonesia, as young people lean into popular culture to speak out against corruption and ineffective governance.
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Opinion | Hypocrisy, In Numbers: A List Of All That EU And US Still Buy From Russia
While the West's political rhetoric calls for total economic isolation, its own data reveal its selective exposure to Russia, not the kind of total 'divorce' news headlines have been implying.
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Opinion | Why India Is Bound To Emerge Stronger From The Tariff Chaos
The resilience of India's economy is a cornerstone of its ability to weather these tariff pressures with minimal disruption.
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Opinion | Rahul's Poll Claims: Time To Go Beyond Politics, And Investigate
Gandhi must be held accountable - if he is proven wrong - for the allegations he has made. But the EC must also be held accountable if such serious lapses are indeed found.
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Opinion | Trump Tariffs: Talks Are Welcome, But India Shouldn't Give In To Bullying
India values its relationship with the United States. But friendship must be built on mutual respect, not unilateral demands. We cannot accept a framework where one side dictates terms and the other is expected to comply without question.
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Opinion | Trump, Tughlaq, Tariffs: The Dangers Of Strength Without Sense
Like Trump, Tughlaq was often described as an erratic ruler with no shortage of ambition but a chronic inability to foresee the consequences. That's their paradox: strength without strategy, vision without realism.
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Opinion | Syria's Druze Community, Bombed By Israel, Has A Curious 'India' Link
The massacre of the Druze minority by Islamist and government forces provided Israel with an excuse to again start bombing Damascus. This time, Israel may have the overt consent of many countries, both in the region and beyond.
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Opinion | Trump Wanted India To Buy More US-Made Arms. It Doesn't Add Up Now
There is an apparent contradiction between the US's expressed interest in increasing defence exports to India on one hand, and its punitive tariffs and warming relations with China and Pakistan on the other.
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Opinion | Can One Tariff Their Way To A Nobel? Ask Trump
When faced with the reality that peace in Ukraine is not a real estate deal and that his obsession with winning the Nobel Peace Prize cannot dictate the calendar of a peace breakthrough, Trump has kept extending the timetable for reaching a solution.
-
Opinion | Asim Munir, And Why Trump Must Be A Little Careful With Flatterers
Trump's assessment of the US-Pakistan relations in his first presidential term was that of a parasitic arrangement. The volte-face in the current term has many reasons, the most important being Trump's proclivity for unabashed flatterers.
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Opinion | Delhi Has Zero State-Run Shelters. How Will It House 10 Lakh Stray Dogs?
It is not enough for the court to merely pass an order to make the streets of Delhi-NCR free of stray dogs. Indeed, the ruling will be meaningful only if the court takes all factors into account and exercises oversight every step of the way.
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Opinion | Seeds Of Sabotage: The 'Agro-Terrorism' Threat India Can't Ignore
If American and Chinese ongoing research in genetic engineering of food crops through insect dispersion is anything to go by, then India's security agencies have an additional danger of agro-terrorism on their already cluttered threat radar.
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Opinion | A US Bailout? A 'Coup'? What Are Asim Munir's Nuclear Threats Really About?
On the Pakistan Field Marshal's great American audition in Tampa.
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Netanyahu 'In Denial' Over Suffering In Gaza: Australia PM Anthony Albanese
Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Tuesday his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu was "in denial" about the humanitarian situation in Gaza, a day after announcing Australia would recognise a Palestinian state for the first time.
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Opinion | 3 Reasons Trump Is Growing Soft Towards China - While He Attacks India
Curiously, Trump's stance on China, the US's primary rival in all terms - economic, military, or ideological -now seems to be oriented towards achieving a deal rather than punishing it.
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Opinion: How A Japanese Anime Became Indonesia's Surprise Protest Symbol
A Japanese anime has unexpectedly become a symbol of resistance in Indonesia, as young people lean into popular culture to speak out against corruption and ineffective governance.
-
Opinion | Hypocrisy, In Numbers: A List Of All That EU And US Still Buy From Russia
While the West's political rhetoric calls for total economic isolation, its own data reveal its selective exposure to Russia, not the kind of total 'divorce' news headlines have been implying.
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Opinion | Why India Is Bound To Emerge Stronger From The Tariff Chaos
The resilience of India's economy is a cornerstone of its ability to weather these tariff pressures with minimal disruption.
-
Opinion | Rahul's Poll Claims: Time To Go Beyond Politics, And Investigate
Gandhi must be held accountable - if he is proven wrong - for the allegations he has made. But the EC must also be held accountable if such serious lapses are indeed found.
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Opinion | Trump Tariffs: Talks Are Welcome, But India Shouldn't Give In To Bullying
India values its relationship with the United States. But friendship must be built on mutual respect, not unilateral demands. We cannot accept a framework where one side dictates terms and the other is expected to comply without question.
-
Opinion | Trump, Tughlaq, Tariffs: The Dangers Of Strength Without Sense
Like Trump, Tughlaq was often described as an erratic ruler with no shortage of ambition but a chronic inability to foresee the consequences. That's their paradox: strength without strategy, vision without realism.
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Opinion | Syria's Druze Community, Bombed By Israel, Has A Curious 'India' Link
The massacre of the Druze minority by Islamist and government forces provided Israel with an excuse to again start bombing Damascus. This time, Israel may have the overt consent of many countries, both in the region and beyond.
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Opinion | Trump Wanted India To Buy More US-Made Arms. It Doesn't Add Up Now
There is an apparent contradiction between the US's expressed interest in increasing defence exports to India on one hand, and its punitive tariffs and warming relations with China and Pakistan on the other.
