In Retrospect - Page 12

Even as the cyclic problem of stubble burning — which had its genesis in the first green revolution — shows no signs of abatement, the government...

Pragmatically, the much-hyped Indian origin and Hindu faith of the new British PM will hardly have any significant bearing on Britain’s outlook...

Longstanding negligence around the energy security issue — resulting in high import dependency — has thrown Europe into a deep energy crisis; India...

Indian government’s outright denial of GHI report on ‘methodological’ grounds covers up a deeper malaise — lack of authentic data, which may push the...

The Nobel Peace Prize to three anti-Russia entities amid the war in Ukraine entails the long-prevailing Western strategy of sustaining conflicts...

Coming amid the collapse of West-led neoliberal economics, the 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party will likely project China’s...

As the dominance of dollar in the currency market pushes countries on the verge of stagflation, there is a need to restructure the functioning of...

At a time when multiple endangered species in India are teetering on the verge of extinction and tribal populations are languishing under extreme...

Queen’s demise amid tumultuous politico-economic situation in the UK may loosen the country’s grip of soft power over Commonwealth nations

As the world watches the rituals, mourning and unspooling of ceremonies surrounding Queen Elizabeth’s demise, little is known about the role of the...

For trivial reasons, even inane and naive, global authorities often disrupt Internet services in parts of their nation. Does this achieve anything at...

Democratic India cannot afford to replicate dictatorial Myanmar’s exclusionary refugee policies towards Rohingyas — a doomed trail that it might...