A Quarter Century of Market Reform Leaves India Richer With Wider Inequality
A nuclear armageddon in the making at the India-Pakistan border
A study of Modi's reception at London’s Wembley Stadium shows how shrewdly the BJP hides its political agenda with a non-political mask.
Two-thirds of the alcohol consumed in India originates in the illegally brewed hooch, the English term for <i>desi</i> liquor, officially called <i> tharra. </i>
In Syria and Iraq, ISIS exploits power voids, frustrations over minority rights, and Sunni-Shia divide. Obama’s call for inclusiveness will not work
Washington’s policies in the Middle East have proven a grim imperial comedy of errors and increasingly a spectacle of how a superpower is sidelined.
Will the Iran Nuclear Deal thrive or wither? The world has a narrow window of opportunity for a deal on Iran’s nuclear research
The US and Pakistan can’t help bickering when together while well aware that divorce is not an option
Ever fewer countries, allies, or enemies, are paying attention, much less kowtowing, to the once-formidable power of the world’s last superpower. The list of defiant figures is lengthening.
The military coup in Egypt has divided the Middle East and North Africa while creating bizarre new bedfellows.
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