BUSINESS
US Elections | Making America relevant to the world
What Trump’s presidency has done is it has prepared the world to live with a reluctant United States, a world in which the US is not the leader — and the world has not fared badly
WORLD
Who is good for India: A Republican President or a Democrat President?
Over the last two decades India-US ties have strengthened, and today, there are enough convergences in the relationship so that minor irritants are inconsequential
WORLD
History shows that India cannot risk lowering its guard against China
Right from the 1950s, China’s actions have let down India’s trust and efforts to maintain good neighbourly ties
WORLD
India-China Ties | Incessant problems and the mirage of peace
Though incursions have been a part of India-China border management, in recent times they have become more aggressive
POLITICS
Covid-19 pandemic | An opportunity for SAARC to strengthen ties
The 2015 Delhi Declaration on Public Health Challenges, adopted at the fifth meeting of SAARC health ministers, is an ideal blueprint to follow up if the nations join hands to flight the Coronavirus Covid-19.
WORLD
Politics | Trump’s Afghan deal gives Taliban the upper hand
Though India's absolute hesitations in dealing with the Taliban is a thing of the past, the contours of the US deal in Afghanistan doesn’t augur well for New Delhi in any way.
WORLD
Trump in India | US engagement in the region and India’s concerns
It is a fact that India-US ties have come a long way and they can stand on its own. However, US policies in the region, especially in Afghanistan and Iran, calls for greater strategic understanding on the part of Washington towards India's needs.
POLITICS
Citizenship Amendment Bill | Why India must not alienate its close neighbours
Telling a friendly neighbour that you have persecuted your minorities is both bad diplomacy and cocking a snook at those who stood by you in protecting your national security interests — the CAB conveys that to Afghanistan and Bangladesh.
