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(PC: forbes.com)

Swinging Voters

Just a year back America’s Democrats were jubilant that they had pushed the then US President Donald Trump out of USA’s political space which was their main political-electoral agenda. But, barely a year later things have started changing for the Democrats at an alarming pace....

Aakar Patel

BJP’s incomplete Hindu Rashtra

For many years, I had the opportunity to visit and study Pakistan and also to write for its newspapers. My special interest was in the 20 years period just after the creation of Bangladesh till the exit of the President General Zia ul Haq. For...

Dilip Cherian

No Easy Choices

A piquant situation has developed in Mizoram which now finds itself saddled with two chief secretaries. Whereas the Centre has appointed senior IAS officer Renu Sharma as the new Chief Secretary of the state, this coincides with the state government appointing Additional Chief Secretary JC...

(PC: reuters.com)

It’s a Health Crisis

Julia Gillard The threat COVID-19 poses to human health is now well understood around the world. In contrast, the enormous health threat of global warming, with its broad array of persistent impacts on our well-being, is under-recognised and poorly understood. Yet climate change is harming...

A cyclist rides past a mural paying salute to the frontline corona warriors in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh, India. (Image Credit: AFP)

Return to Normal

Although the G20 countries have taken stock of the world economy ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic that broke out early 2020, there is still no answer to the all-important question of whether things will return to normal and, if so, when and how. Work from...

(PC: worldbank.org)

G20 & COP26

It augurs well that the G20 summit in Rome and the UN climate change conference, christened as COP26, in Glasgow this year have almost coincided. The two-day Rome summit ended October 31 when the nearly fortnight-long climate conference began. The common thread running between the...

(PC: theweek.in)

Religion of Cricket

For many Indians, the game of cricket is their religion. They are devoutly attached to the scintillating battle between the willow and the leather as it transports them to a world of pure joy and entertainment. For this reason, the super-performers of this game are...

Aakar Patel

Regressive Laws

The controversy about Sameer Wankhede’s Scheduled Caste certificate gives us the opportunity to examine two issues. The first is reservations and the second is religious freedom. On reservations, India allows Hindu, Sikh and Buddhist Dalits access to SC reservation but not Christian and Muslim Dalits....

Dilip Cherian

PMO gets a new point-man

“Cautious but gets the job done”, is what one senior colleague says of him. Most observers agree that this one vital trait has helped Amit Khare rise to the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) as his new advisor. This, and the fact that he has steered...

(PC: businessinsider.mx)

Climate Diplomacy

Climate change is the ultimate test of whether it is possible for countries both to compete for global dominance and collaborate to save the world. If the United States and China cannot work together on this issue, they cannot work together anywhere. Together, the two...

 

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