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The Financial Express |
As Budget 2026 is only weeks away, there is bound to be intense speculation about what it entails for important sectors of the economy like...
One year of Trump 2.0 has turned out to be a shadow cast across the world, and 2026 is unlikely to lighten the shadow. While every country advances...
Over the past decade, India has seen a remarkable digital transformation. With among the world’s lowest mobile data tariffs and the highest levels...
Two hundred years after the Monroe Doctrine was declared by the 5th President of the United States, and despite the widespread doubt about its...
The surprise appointment of Nitin Nabin, 46, the relatively inexperienced MLA from Bihar, as BJP working president is the upshot of a long-standing...
Deregulation is increasingly becoming a key strategy for economies worldwide, as they seek to wriggle out of persistently low growth. The need to...
When US President Donald Trump took office last January, most economists feared what would happen if he raised tariffs. The expectation was that as...
In an increasingly splintered world mired in geopolitical uncertainties, 2025 was a defining year to synchronise and reset international priorities...
The latest initiative in the area of critical minerals is Pax Silica (PS). It is a US-led move which also includes countries such as Japan, South...
The Supreme Court’s latest rebuke of a government body over hazardous air pollution in Delhi is warranted, given the persistently tardy response to...
From January 1, every shipment of Indian steel and aluminium to the European Union will face a carbon tax as the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment...
Related-party transactions (RPTs) occupy a governance grey zone: they can make businesses run more smoothly, but they can also become vehicles for...
By N Chandra Mohan Looking ahead, India’s strategic challenge is to navigate through a world economy that is fragmenting broadly into US- and Sino-...
By Amit Kapoor and Richard Dasher India is now becoming an unusually crowded graveyard of airlines. Carriers have repeatedly expanded and collapsed...