No Dream Run for Dreamliner
Even as the Boeing 787 is dogged by technical issues, the parlous state of the Indian aircraft maintenance sector is...
Past Ties Suggest Israel-Iran Rapprochement Not Impossible
The sworn enemies had enjoyed a clandestine relationship in the past in pursuit of their interest, recalls Rana Nejad Given...
India, US Set to Iron Out Differences Arising From Indo-Pak War
Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri’s visit to Washington, combined with the US military’s worries about Pakistan’s nuclear programme, is expected...
In Addition to Ukraine and Russia, US Eyes Pakistan’s $8 Trillion Mineral Deposits
But rival China is already there making deals Minerals-hunting US President Donald Trump is eyeing Pakistan’s $8 trillion mineral deposits....
US Sanctions on South Africa Will Hit HIV Programme Treating 7.8 Million South Africans
South Africa has the largest number of HIV patients in the world. On 8 February, Trump signed an executive order...
USAID: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Trump’s decision to shut down USAID has drawn mixed reactions, with some justifying and others condemning it. Last week, hundreds...
Trump’s Presumptions About President McKinley May Not Be Accurate
In his inaugural oration on 20 January, US President Donald Trump hailed William McKinley, who was President from 1897 to...
Trump-Led America Poses Challenges to India
A lot of attitudinal and practical steps are called for because the US is not going to be benign. ...
Adani Group Faces Ouster in Sri Lanka Too
The populist Dissanayake government has cancelled a major wind power project given to the Adanis in 2024 and appointed a...
Why Is China Succeeding as a Peace Broker?
China’s efforts in peace-brokering are based on a mix of economic interest, conscious and transparent neutrality and chutzpah. Given its...
