Opinion

During an economic milestone event in 2013 called the “taper tantrum,” a Morgan Stanley analyst coined the term “Fragile Five.” Turkey, Brazil, India, South Africa…

Chinese troops opened indiscriminate fire on 11 September, killing several of our soldiers. Gen Sagat Singh unleashed heavy artillery to pound enemy fortifications into submission.…

Byrraju Ramalinga Raju, from Bhimavaram in coastal Andhra Pradesh, was an unlikely IT czar. Born into an agricultural family, he graduated in commerce before earning…

Investors profit from being able to spot unintended consequences before they appear in the price. Here’s how machines reading corporate chatter could give them the…

India’s flashy GDP figures don’t reveal the pain. Real incomes haven’t risen in years and corporate profits have swollen. In contrast, competing economies such as…

Its contribution, however, extends beyond restoring internet access in a war zone. Starlink has exposed a fundamental contradiction in contemporary geopolitics: while states increasingly depend…

India has a distribution problem as much as a capacity problem. Metropolitan markets are crowded with laboratories while many Tier-2 and Tier-3 towns still lack…

There is good reason to keep governance outside the loop. Research into ‘context compaction’ (the process by which agents summarize their histories to stay within…

The annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank in Bangkok provided a timely opportunity to step back from immediate domestic…

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