Why India’s Trade Deficit Goes Beyond US Tariffs
India’s trade deficit is a result of income-sensitive key exports, weak global demand and an inefficient manufacturing ecosystem
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Ukraine’s Advance and Russia-North Korea Alliance
The Ukrainian incursion and occupation of Kursk has compelled Russia to turn to North Korea for troops who have been deployed and are now fighting alongside Russian forces to retake the region.
Sovereignty Under Siege: AI, Digital Media, and the U.S. Elections 2024
In the digital age, social media platforms have become fertile ground for foreign interference in democratic processes. By exploiting vulnerabilities in online platforms and leveraging the influence of social media influencers, malicious actors can manipulate public opinion, spread disinformation, and…
Global Impact of Trump’s Win
A new cold war is building up and adding greater uncertainty and accelerating deglobalization.
US Immigration Reforms: Impact on Indian Diaspora, H-1B Visa Holders
The H-1B visa program is one of the most critical pathways for high-skilled professionals to work in the United States.
Donald Trump’s Presidency and the Reality Behind His ‘End of Wars’ Promise
Ever since Donald Trump has made history in US politics through a sweep across the political spectrum garnering electoral college votes way ahead along with popular votes and securing the Senate and Congress control, the international challenges and the two wars in the European and Middle Eastern context have acquired the center stage as he often made lofty statements of immediately ending them—especially the Russia-Ukraine war.
India Can Benefit from Trump’s Anti-China Sentiment
Trump's return raises questions about his China policy, offering India a chance to attract investment amid U.S.-China tensions.