Opinion - Page 857

If there was ever a competition for uniting 20 million citizens of India’s national capital, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal would emerge as a...

Since the day I landed in Paris to cover the much-anticipated COP 21, a few questions have been bothering me. As someone representing a developing...

After a week of smooth functioning of the Parliament, the main opposition, i.e. the Congress has caused disruption in both houses that is obstructing...

As I had predicted, the United States has played dirty politics at the Paris climate conference. As we move into the last two days of negotiations, a...

As I write this, it is two days to the endgame at the Paris climate conference. There has been no real breakthrough on the contentious issues that...

After a cordial meeting between the Congress President Sonia Gandhi and Prime Minister Narendra Modi last week, it was expected that the Winter...

The Middle East is in turmoil. The crisis created by the Islamic State will take a long time to heal since the turmoil is one of ideology, although we...

When you enter the venue for the Paris Climate Summit, you arrive at a broad passage that leads to the array of halls and meeting rooms. The passage...

In their recent book Climate Change, Capitalism, and Corporations: Processes of Creative Self-Destruction, Christopher Wright and Daniel Nyberg argue...

As the jeep bounced its way through the red dust and the bumpy narrow road, we stumbled upon what looked like a refugee settlement. But as we drove...

Heads of states from around the world are currently in Paris for climate action negotiations to arrest a dangerous rise in global temperatures. The...

The city government has set out its vision for the future as far as water and sanitation are concerned. It wants to have 100 percent piped water...