Insights, a blog published by IMPRI.
Vibhuti Patel Indian women’s rights movement has lost a visionary and powerful leader of poor and marginalised women workers ad self-employed women facing intersectional vulnerabilities in the labour market, factor market and product markets in the informal sector. Her passing…
Harsh V Pant Russia will wait and watch to see the impact of winter on Western public opinion, and Ukraine is counting on its battlefield gains to secure a lasting momentum. That the West is getting restless about Ukraine’s position…
Anil Trigunayat At this stage it looks a great point for discussion at the Conference as the climate diplomats from the developing world expressing hope of some forward movement and justice to the ‘Loss & Damage’ agenda. But the wealthy…
The Asian Century, with China's emergence as a great power, has raised concern, excitement, and debates. Not only does China seek to have greater influence in the first chain islands but also develops the capability to push the US Navy beyond it. Time and again China has shown its willingness to use force, the Chinese Foreign Ministry for instance has stated that options other than peaceful negotiations were on the table. In this climate, recent developments have drawn the world's attention to Taiwan and its deterrence strategy.
27th Conference of Parties (COP27), UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) should lay off on 'loss and damage' and start demanding that the rich world redirect every penny of their climate budget on carbon dioxide (CO2) removal (CDR) from the atmosphere.
Demonetization was premised on the incorrect notion that `black means cash’. If this was true, squeezing out cash from the economy would put paid to the black economy
The split ruling of the Supreme Court, endorsing the validity of the 103rd Amendment to the Constitution to create a 10 per cent reservation quota exclusively for the poor (EWS) among the socially privileged, excluding the poor among the socially disprivileged, is bad in law, deficient in logic and oblivious of alternative designs for affirmative action.