Despite the seeming surge in Kamala Harris’ popularity in the fight against a belligerent Donald Trump, the fight will be a close one
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As public pressure to get the remaining hostages home continues to grow in Israel, will it be enough to persuade Netanyahu to go for a US-brokered peace deal? Much will depend on whether the demonstrations and the national strike can be sustained. The PM is in no mood for a ceasefire but can he afford to allow more hostages to be killed? The question remains wide open
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The common perception in Myanmar is that New Delhi is not merely supporting the generals, but aiding the military with equipment
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Shafqat Munir sheds light on Bangladesh’s transformative ‘Monsoon Revolution’ and how India can restore its diplomatic standing with the new Interim Government
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India is playing both sides in the Ukraine-Russia war; but how long can this continue?
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India’s challenge is to break with the past and begin afresh with the new power centre in Dhaka
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Have we refused to believe that there are other ways to solve problems without destroying ourselves?
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Having placed all its eggs on the Sheikh Hasina basket, India has few friends in Bangladesh now. China while supporting the Awami League leader is also a friend to the BNP
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Both Iran and Hezbollah know that Israel with the solid backing of the US is far too strong to take on in any conventional war
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Young people who had given up on Biden, not just for his age but his inability to stop Israel’s war on Gaza, are happy that Kamala Harris has spoken out with empathy for the sufferings of civilians in Gaza. Her words "I will not be silent" are being appreciated by pro-Palestinian protesters.
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