In Retrospect - Page 3

Developed nations’ transnational corporations have exploited the climate crisis and international agreements to secure their economic dominance,...

Manipur’s deep-rooted, fiery ethnic conflict—fuelled by apparent government inaction—is escalating amidst demands for autonomy, strained relations...

Trump's record victory has brought potential economic challenges for India, apart from potentially distorting geopolitical and climate change trends...

As China competes for Afghanistan’s resource-rich and strategically positioned location to fulfil its New Silk Road ambitions, India, too, shall...

Cryptocurrency is increasingly seen as a workable alternative to unstable local currencies, offering a potential hedge against inflation and currency...

The meeting between prime minister Narendra Modi and Chinese president Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit in Kazan signalled a potential...

A newly unveiled statue of the Goddess of Justice without her customary blindfold ushers in a new era of the judiciary’s role in modern India, marking...

As Pakistan hosts the 23rd session of the Heads of Government meeting of the SCO, India stands a chance to renew its approach towards the grouping, so...

Time can be brutal. It leads brothers to cast aside love and fervour, forsaking all to draw swords. This is evident in the ongoing Israel-Iran-Lebanon...

While the frenzy over Coldplay’s 2025 Mumbai concert—leading to quick sellout and fraudulent resale of tickets—is being seen as a yardstick of the...

It is important for the Union government to involve states, particularly those sharing cultural ties and shared resources with neighbouring nations,...

A proactive approach and long-term policy perspective on the part of the Indian government is imperative to stabilise the turbulence in Northeast,...