There is a phrase that has haunted the corridors of the Capitol Building for half a century, whispered by frustrated senators and furious congressmen with equal helplessness: the law is …
The trade relationship between the world’s largest democracy and its wealthiest nation has rarely been so volatile — or so consequential. As senior negotiators from Washington and New Delhi sit …
A $42 mn (Rs 400-crore) lawsuit over two Bollywood songs is the latest skirmish in a global copyright war — one that pits analogue-era agreements against a digital economy that …
In the boardrooms of Blackstone and BlackRock, in the investment committees of Singapore’s sovereign wealth funds, and in the hushed corridors of Tokyo’s trading desks, a question is being asked …
The arrival of Marco Rubio in India this week was far more than a routine diplomatic stopover. It came at a moment when the global order is under severe stress: …
As Marco Rubio lands in India this week, the visit is being watched less as a ceremonial diplomatic stop and more as a strategic repair mission between two uneasy but …
On the morning of May 15, fuel station attendants across India flipped price boards for the first time in 49 months. In Delhi, petrol jumped to ₹97.77 a liter. Diesel …
On the morning after the Congress-led United Democratic Front swept back to power in Kerala with a commanding 102 seats in a 140-member Assembly, the machinery of high politics ground …
When C. Joseph Vijay told the Assembly “This is not a minority government — it is a government for the minorities,” he was doing something Tamil Nadu had not seen …
It takes a certain political courage — or perhaps breathtaking optimism — for an Indian prime minister to stand before a nation of 1.4 billion people and suggest, with a …
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