Category: World
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Populism, Propaganda & Prejudice – Part 1
What happened to liberal, impartial and investigative journalism, in Hong Kong?
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A Shot in the Arm for Eurozone
The EU Recovery Deal is a much-needed injection of economic support for member countries and hopefully a trigger for global recovery
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The Virtues of Early Warning Systems
Technology and data could be harnessed to give us a signal on an impending disease or pandemic.
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Pooling Research Resources for a Eureka Moment
Oxford University is crowdsourcing its efforts to come up with novel therapies at affordable prices in the shortest time possible
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For Post-covid Pharma, the Mantra is “Together We Can”
A global regulatory system, multiple supply chains, and collaborative research that embrace innovation will translate into affordable therapies
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Disruptive Swell on the South China Seas
Washington’s definitive refusal to accept Chinese claims could heighten tensions between the two as well as embolden smaller stakeholder countries.
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We Will Forge Ties With Countries Sharing Our Basic Values
We are looking at something much more nuanced and complicated, which is a longer-term alignment, says Richard Fontaine.
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America’s Fickle Foreign Policy Play With India
Former diplomat Navtej Sarna on the unpredictability of Trump’s decisions on trade and immigration and how Indo-US relations can still grow closer
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US & NATO- Drifting Apart
Is the proposed American troop withdrawal from Germany a sign of the widening gap between U.S. and its European allies?
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The Nepal Political Conundrum
How much are the Indo Nepal interactions influenced by the internal politics of Nepal?