Opinion
China is Working to Change the Laws of Global Governance, the Xi Jinping Way
With an aim to reshape global governance through a Chinese interests prism, China is developing a larger legal toolkit to bolster its national security, foreign policy and economic interests
The Kashmir Files Has Left Genocide Deniers Nowhere to Run and Hide
What The Kashmir Files has done is that it has synchronised all the conversations giving genocide apologists nowhere to run and laying their hypocrisy bare for all to see
Ukraine Crisis Could Mark the Beginning of Pushback against American Overreach
Be it the EU, the Arab world, the ASEAN region, Taiwan, Japan or India, there is anxiety about overdependence on the US as a global leader.
A Fourth Covid Wave Can Be Easily Defeated If These Key Lessons Are Followed
To contain the fourth Covid wave, we should be sending an appropriate and adequate number of samples to the INSACOG laboratories to look for mutations.
Loan Rejection Rate for Women-run Business 2 Times Higher than Men. Formal Finance Bias Needs Fixing
Even when women are not the primary borrowers of formal finance, studies note that they remain responsible for ensuring timely repayments.
Better Land Productivity, Better Earnings: Agroforestry Can Unlock Jobs for India’s Rural Youth
In India’s North East alone, agroforestry earnings would generate Rs 36,045 crore annually if the agricultural land was optimised.
Same Script, 22 Years Apart: War in Ukraine is a Grim Reminder of Kosovo War and NATO Bombing
What we’re seeing is a whole new brand of racism — where Western Europe can do things thanks to white privilege, but nobody else can.
Is There a Nehruvian Idea of India? Look at Congress and You Will Know
Challenging Nehruvian ideas is not the same as challenging our national ethos, least of all the ideas of democracy, tolerance and social justice.
The Story of UAE's Modernisation is Incomplete Without India. New Trade Deal Will Further Boost Ties
The signing of the much-awaited CEPA between India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) this week, will boost the trade and commerce between the two Asian economies.
If We are Done with Hijab vs Saffron Shawl, Can We Focus on Kids’ Mental Health, Learning Problems?
Holistic learning will help children choose their attire at different places across life, without any influence or instigation from anyone.
Opinion | Are Malls More Important Than Schools?
Schools, unlike retail outlets like malls, bars and restaurants, are living communities that cannot be shut and opened at will.
The Curse of Being Imran Khan Niazi – Leader of Largest Failing State in the World
Imran Khan must be praying his last 18 months get over quickly before the Army turns him into the fall guy and conveniently disposes him for being so out of control.
Why China is Talking about a 1952 Pact and ‘Equal Negotiations’ with Sri Lanka
The urge for ‘equal negotiations’ with Sri Lanka is particularly interesting since the Chinese have enjoyed a patron-client relationship with the ruling Rajapaksa regime.
UP Next: Only Religious Identity Will Not Determine a Muslim Voter’s Choice
In a constituency, when two or three candidates from the same community contest an election, their sub-identity plays an important role in mobilising support.
Children Born with Congenital Heart Defect Deserve a Fair Shot at Life and a Medical Cover
Most congenital heart defects in children are treatable, provided medical intervention is timely. Delay can jeopardise course of treatment as well as cause post-surgery complications.
Opinion | What is Common to Audrey Truschke and Donizetti’s Lucia di Lammermoor
Truschke juxtaposed a picture of Bose shaking hands with Hitler and Narendra Modi garlanding a statue of Bose. Cleverly she didn’t actually say anything, but the implication was clear.