In Retrospect - Page 3

India may overtake Japan as the world’s fourth-largest economy, but beneath the glittering GDP lies a fragile core that is an amalgamation of steep...

With dust setting over the fragile ceasefire in Israel-Iran war, the seismic power shift in the region and the world has acquired glaring visibility...

Despite no conclusive evidence of a nuclear threat, Israel’s preemptive strike on Iran has triggered a regional crisis, reviving old fears, broken...

A Chinese quantum computer completed a 2.5-billion-year task in minutes as researchers begin to believe that the dream of quantum computing is closer...

With its highly structured and systematic grammar, and minimal linguistic uncertainty, Sanskrit stands out as a promising candidate for contemporary...

In the midst of record-breaking arms exports, dwindling peace talks and spiralling tariff wars, Trump’s diplomatic doctrine appears to mask a deeper...

Amid the whispering reality of rebellion in Pakistan’s provinces—lending credence to speculations that they might be eying autonomy or secession in...

Vastly indebted, the US economy mirrors 17th-century Spain—haunted by unsustainable debt, trade deficits, and global competition—while quietly eyeing...

India, in the midst of global tariff tensions, has an onerous task of navigating tricky negotiations with the US and others in order to boost its...

Persistent escalation of wars, rising terrorism, and cyberattacks, coupled with record military spendings, signal the build-up of a fractured world on...

Trump 2.0’s chaotic first 90 days, which have been marked by sweeping executive orders, economic shockwaves, tariff wars, and rising oligarchic...

Half of all health insurance claims in India face serious processing and payment disputes. Rejections and part-payments are commonplace, with...