In Retrospect - Page 16

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...

Instead of falling into the trap of ‘Methane Pledge’, India should facilitate installation of decentralised biogas digesters to ensure that the...

Nancy Pelosi's Taiwan visit marked a shift in US' compliance with One-China policy and allowed Xi Jinping an excuse to go full throttle with his...

The Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 2020 has come under severe criticism from state parties, academicians, administrators, engineers etc. for being...

Before the global trend of crisis takes stagflation prone India into its grip, the RBI should shift its focus from enhancing short-term inflow of...

Though warnings are spelled out that India and Bangladesh may follow the trail of Sri Lankan crisis, the external debt status in both countries is...

From Japan’s demilitarisation post-WW II to its present-day military transformation — the evolution was dictated by US’ interests but, under Shinzo...

Till the selective ban on single-use plastic is extended to incorporate packaging materials, all stakeholders need to work in tandem to scientifically...

Despite claiming numerous lives, spurring internal migration and rendering unfathomable socio-economic losses, mitigation of Assam floods remains...