democracy

Perpetual Revolution

Nazes Afroz

With Morsi’s ouster, Egypt’s democracy project is in flux again

In Defence of Israel

Jonas Moses Lustiger

Why do Indian intellectuals ignore the Jewish state’s side of the story?

Here’s a Trust Vote for an Open Market

Aresh Shirali

Let’s face it, market forces deserve a chance as agents of change

‘India needs to be intimate with China’

Suhit Kelkar

In an interview with Open, writer Martin Jacques sounds a wake-up call for India: engage China or prepare to endure its hegemony

Sunrise in the East

Rahul Pandita

India needs to keep the Chinese factor in mind while engaging with Myanmar

The American Autumn

Shougat Dasgupta

The wave of protests in American cities has been variously panned as leaderless, rudderless, purposeless... but perhaps America is rediscovering the messy nature of democracy

Death on the Nile

Anjali Kamat

Egypt’s date with democracy still looks faint on the horizon

Why Politics Matters

Hartosh Singh Bal

Ideas do not count for much. You might hate this but you better lump it. For it really is the will of the people. Of those who count, not the ones we hear in TV studios. Not People Like Us