Amitava Kumar
A professor in the US takes up the cause of a terror detainee of Pakistani origin who, she says, is guilty only of being a Muslim and a critic of US policies.
Gold coin peddlers in the US are selling the metal as one of three ways to stave off doom, God and guns being the other two. Rational investors, thankfully, remain calm.
With China snatching pole position from the US, all bets are off. But we saw it coming—two decades ago.
President Obama has embraced technology as a change agent by appointing Aneesh Chopra America’s first ever CTO
IRCTC clocks $1 billion in revenues; Fortis acquisitions; Toyota’s small car; America’s debt Everest
The trust deficit between India and the US is unmistakable. What is it about America’s South Asia policy that gives the sense India has been downgraded?
Deutsche Bank Research CEO Norbert Walter talks about the recession and America’s place in the global order
The threat to a revival of the Doha Round comes from the US, which may undercut the multilateral regime by making bilateral deals with developing countries
Amid celebrations in Iraq on the partial withdrawal of US forces from urban areas, the case for optimism still gasps for fresh air
Tautly paced, with little room for sentimentality, this is serious cinema about being brown in post 9/11 America