The Sweetest Ping: When a Simple ‘Hi’ Means Everything
India’s growing reservoir crisis is Receiving a simple "Hi" from children living in the US is a universal milestone for Indian parents.
India’s growing reservoir crisis is Receiving a simple "Hi" from children living in the US is a universal milestone for Indian parents.
The current Middle East crisis demonstrates that American power has not vanished, but rather that dominant powers struggle to enforce their will in a fractured global landscape.
Four days before The United States celebrated July 4, which marks the 250th anniversary of its Independence, the country’s Supreme Court delivered a much anticipated, watershed judgment.
America’s 250th birthday has naturally prompted reflection on what remains the world’s most consequential republic.
True great-power responsibility means confronting domestic problems and solving global issues through practical cooperation.
In a significant step toward easing tensions, US President Donald Trump announced that his administration has resumed trade negotiations with India.
India's export engines have been jolted by the sudden spike in American tariffs, a move that threatens both diamond polishers in Surat and seafood exporters along the coast.
John Mearsheimer, a leading American international relations expert and Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago, has termed the Trump administration’s India policy a “colossal blunder” and asserted that secondary tariffs on India for buying Russian oil “won’t work.”
In a world rife with narrow-minded agenda and fragile alliances, we’re increasingly seeing ambitions and personal vanities of leaders becoming louder than the objectives of cooperation and peaceful coexistence.
Texas has once again become the epicentre of America’s recurring struggle over electoral fairness.
