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Rethinking foreign aid
“We want Trade, not Aid” declared Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni in an article in the Wall Street Journal in 2003, pointing out that rich economies...
In Parliament: Judging the Judges
The current winter session of Parliament may witness a rare event—the impeachment of a sitting judge of a High Court. To date, there has been only one motion...
The den in Yemen
On October 29th, two packages containing plastic explosives concealed in ink toner cartridges were discovered on cargo planes bound from Yemen to the United States...
The democratic dividend in counter-insurgency
In a recent interview with the BBC, former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev — an icon of liberal democracy for his introduction of glasnost and perestroika...
Ranking bilateral relationships
Relations between nations are shaped by a complex interplay of a variety of factors — historical, geographic, political, economic, cultural, strategic and...
A case for co-operation
Media reports have suggested that the United States and India plan to establish a bilateral technical group for further consultations on the issue of surmounting...
Pareto
How central banks make decisions? Federal Reserve has come under scathing criticism after its second round of quantitative easing. Fed members have explained their...
We need Reforms 2.0
The exposure of a series of high profile scandals in recent weeks is the clearest reminder yet that Indian governance has fallen so far behind the Indian economy...
Where are the second-generation reforms?
There is a celebratory air in India these days, and not just because of the festive season. As Barack Obama’s visit made eminently clear, India has arrived,...
Engaging the East
The recent months have witnessed energetic economic diplomacy initiatives by India in the Asia-Pacific region. These initiatives should aim to expand India’s economic...
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