Why the Indo-Pacific needs to be central to India’s foreign policy
"As the US turns its focus away from the Indo-Pacific, countries in the region must unite as security actors to uphold a rule-based order," writes Smruti S Pattanaik.
"As the US turns its focus away from the Indo-Pacific, countries in the region must unite as security actors to uphold a rule-based order," writes Smruti S Pattanaik.
"As the FIFA World Cup enters its closing stages and the arguments flow fast and thick and are as fevered as the football itself, one question intrigues me with increasing…
"The latest events will make it far harder for Iran and the US to reach a negotiated peace deal," says the writer.
"Many overseas workers spend their daily lives being identified by occupation, immigration status, or minority background. At her matches, they are publicly visible as…
"In China's bid for the Games, then President Jiang Zemin highlighted the opportunity to advance the Olympic spirit and deepen cultural exchanges between China and the world,"…
Globally, the gender wage gap in the gig economy stands at around 30%, shaped by factors including differences in qualifications, occupational choices, expected pay rates, and…
"With the US-Iran confrontation dragging on, prospects are dim for progress on the Gaza plan," says the writer.
"On July 1, the Federal Government implemented a targeted diesel subsidy programme that seems to have left many Sabahans feeling like they’ve been sold a raw deal," writes…
"There appears to be nothing much to celebrate about the 250 years of US independence because Americans themselves seem to have forgotten as to why the world admired them so much…
"The blanket support of the government’s every action, just or unjust, will motivate it to veer into authoritarianism," writes Pushpa Raj Joshi.