Author: synergia
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Risk Taking For Economic Revival
‘Countries have to be brave enough to take bold decisions on a fiscal policy for the future’
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Revival Policies Should Be Country-Specific
World economies differ vastly, so a ‘one-size-fits-all approach’ will not work
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Pandemic Support Over Debt Servicing
With the pandemic having driven government fiscals round the bend, the need of the hour is for medium-term credible financial consolidation
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Seeking a ‘holy Alliance’
While the Vatican may have had a role in the ultimate collapse of the Soviet Empire, its present-day forays in international power games is unlikely to mirror its earlier success
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Millennials Shape New Business Culture
Youth entrepreneurship is on a mission to fulfil economic, social, and environmental responsibilities. Is this a heads-up for traditional firms?
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NE India-COPING WITH THE PANDEMIC
Migratory patterns have caused a spike in cases in the northeast, where the absence of critical healthcare and job security worsens the situation
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Chinks in Putin’s Armour
Putin’s credential as a strongman in foreign policy has been put to the test by a series of crises in his own backyard
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The Age of Pandemic Tourism
The beleaguered travel industry has to re-invent itself to emerge from the ashes of the pandemic if it hopes to seek a revival.
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Longer the Virus Stay, Wider the Gender Divide
The adverse impact of the pandemic is threatening gender –regressive effects if immediate steps are not taken to counter it. Its implications are far wider than was initially perceived.
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The Dichotomy of China’s Green Pledge
Will Beijing fulfil its public undertaking on carbon neutrality when its economic goals are at conflict with environmental targets?