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Harsh V Pant When the Ukraine crisis hit the headlines a few months ago, conventional wisdom suggested that whichever way the situation evolved, China would be its biggest beneficiary. Since the start of covid, China’s global image had gone for…
Gurinder Kaur On 28 February 2022, the second installment of the Sixth Assessment Report of the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change), “Climate Change 2020: Impacts, Adaptation, and Vulnerability” was released in Geneva. This report warned that heat and humidity…
T K Arun The lesson to be learned from the recent round of assembly elections is not that the Opposition should set its sights on 2029, forget 2024. The takeaway should be that building democracy, rather than targeting the BJP, is the…
TK Arun The war in Ukraine will herald changes in geopolitical structures, the energy transition, cross-border payments, and technology nationalism. You never step into the same river twice, because the flowing water has changed the river in the meantime. It…
Anil Trigunayat Although the superpowers had concluded that the next war will happen in Asia, especially with China—which is developing critical elements for war and incendiary competition and was threatening to displace the numero uno position of the hyperpower—the US of A.…
Arun Kumar BJP and AAP are the two winners in the just concluded crucial Assembly elections. The scale of victory of these two parties surprised most analysts. In UP after three decades, a ruling party won, overcoming severe anti-incumbency. There…
Yogendra Sharma Appeal for declaring “YEAR 2023: The Year of Groundwater” Exponential population growth and increasing demand for food have put enormous environmental challenges,s particularly on water resources. Consequently, the combined effect of increased demand for freshwater and reduced water…