China
The Other War
Shruti Vyas
When will world leaders act with alacrity in the battle against global warming?
Beijing Leads China’s Development Model
China’s capital city is surrounded by hotspots of innovation that are powering the economy ahead
Tibetans in Nepal Struggle for Donations After Quake
Since 1989, the Nepalese government has not recognised Tibetans as refugees
The Antique Lands
A majestic narrative on the Silk Roads retells global history where West and Central Asia form the axis of power play. The historian as a captivating storyteller is less convincing when he turns prophetic. The roads may not rise again
The Power of Pursuit in the Age of Modi
Dwarfed by doubts and hobbled by a lack of political will, India has for so long failed to play out its inherent strength. Can Prime Minister Narendra Modi unlock the great-power potential of the country? A new book by one of India’s foremost strategic thinkers anatomises the power paradigms of a nation in transition
That Rustle of a Ruffled Rupee Again
Given how globalised India has got since the rupee was freed to float, turbulence was only to be expected. But it may not be such a bad idea to nudge the currency along a bit
Knock Down the Great Wall of Secrecy
Having tom-tommed share ownership by the proletariat, China must have figured it had to keep prices up. Even after this crash, Chinese stocks are overpriced
Has China Won the Bread Versus Freedom Debate?
The old debate has taken a new twist with the publication of a new book which argues that Chinese authoritarianism is superior to Indian democracy
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