Sooner than later, the Trump administration will face adverse consequences of its tariff actions
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The first parliamentary elections in Syria in September will go a long way towards ensuring interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa's commitment to building an inclusive polity.
Boeing is too deeply embedded in the US state system’s departments, agencies, Wall Street investors and MNCs.
Understanding the time value of right action, and acting on it, can enrich our life
A unanimous resolution should have been adopted by both Houses against Pak terror. It would have been a signal of India’s unity on terror.
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Israel not prepared to accept a Palestinian state, whether it comprises just Gaza or all Occupied Territories
The Congress has kept Priyanka on the margins. Her talent remains unused.
Priyanka showed that she knows that Parliament speeches demand a gravitas
The ICJ advisory serves as a crucial ‘nudge’ to the sovereign states who have not been able to make a decisive dent to attain the target of 1.5°C.
The earlier trend of raising import duties was protectionist and not in the industry’s long-term interests.
The impression that Delhi is reaching out to Beijing under external pressures must be allayed
Urban flooding in Delhi-NCR is not just about rainfall intensity; it is a direct outcome of how the region has grown.
Talks with Japan, which consummated the second biggest trade deal — after the EU — of Trump’s presidency, offer valuable insights into Nippon’s negotiating style.
Libertarian education can enable us to overcome the prevalent cultural neurosis
The opportunity that the women police recruits in Uttar Pradesh has provided for systemic improvements should be embraced with optimism.
Following the Gandhi-Nehru tradition, India should have gathered the courage to say that starvation in Gaza is not collateral damage, it is calculated.
The Maharashtra ATS and the main crime branch got hold of the culprits of the 2006 Mumbai train bombings case and chargesheeted 12 of them in the six months that the law allowed.
Safety concerns of women, more lessons from Op Sindoor, and Nepal’s India-China balancing act were discussed threadbare in the Edit and Op-ed pages this past week
If time and age had defeated Djokovic, Siraj was undone by the elements, symbolised by the tricks of a leather ball that spun India out of the match.
Why do chaps persist with writing, given the hardships involved?
Passing the buck and blame is also very human
War with Pakistan is likely to experience more contact fighting than non-contact warfare..
The Modi government must come clean on the losses Indian military suffered in Op Sindoor.
The State is under moral and legal obligations to rehabilitate the victims of abuse of power.
THE GREAT GAME: Women like Varnika Kundu, Sakshi Malik and Vinesh Phogat have stood up to fight the good fight
The US is still accountable for climate harm under international laws even if it has pulled out of the Paris Agreement.
In a world which has generally swung to the Right, the prospects for the revival of Left politics look quite bleak unless it radically reinvents itself.
Corruption in some medical colleges undermines the integrity of the National Medical Commission
Among other places, he will avoid Pentonville Prison, where Udham Singh was hanged in 1940 for assassinating Michael O'Dwyer, the former Lt Governor of Punjab.
Thiyam’s work was a fierce assertion of cultural identity, a challenge to the marginalisation of Northeast Indian narratives on the Indian stage.
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