By T N Ashok NEW YORK: Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris’s forthcoming memoir “107 Days” represents more than just a post-campaign reflection—it signals a calculated political repositioning that could reshape Democratic leadership dynamics ahead of the 2028 presidential race. Her pointed criticism of Joe Biden’s reelection decision-making process...
By Anjan Roy With every day, peace in Europe is receding and fears of a serious war breaking out nearing. On the eve of First World War, Earl Grey, then foreign secretary of Britain, had mourned with prophetic words: “Lights are being put out all over Europe. We might...
By Pradeep Kapoor LUCKNIW:BSP national President of Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) Mayawati is mobilising party workers to organise massive show of strength at state capital Lucknow on October 9 on the occasion of death anniversary of the founder of the party and dalit thinker Kanshiram. Mayawati has realised unless...
A US Senator has sharply criticised the Trump administration for “threatening” India over its oil imports from Russia, declaring that the friendship built over decades with New Delhi and Prime Minister Modi has been undone in just months. Democratic Senator Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire, ranking member of the...
By Nitya Chakraborty The two day uprising in Nepal on September 8 and 9 resulting in the ouster of the KPS Oli government following the attacks and burning of the Parliament Building, Supreme Court and the official and private residences of the present and former powerful ministers, was an...
By K Raveendran Gold set another all-time high on Tuesday, scaling past its previous peak in both international and domestic markets as a confluence of macroeconomic factors, investor psychology, and geopolitical risks continue to create the perfect storm for a historic rally. Globally, the precious metal surged beyond the...
By Dr. Gyan Pathak World needs a course correction for which a fundamental shift is required, since global military expenditure has been rising fast while sustainable development goals (SDGs) are faltering with too big a financial gap. Global insecurity intensifies, geopolitical rivalries deepen, and global military spending surged to...
By T N Ashok NEW YORK: James Walkinshaw’s decisive victory in Virginia’s 11th Congressional District Tuesday night wasn’t just another predictable Democratic hold—it was a strategic chess move in a House of Representatives so narrowly divided that a handful of seats could determine whether Republicans can govern or Democrats...
By Nick French NEW YORK: On Saturday, a modest crowd braved on-and-off thunderstorms to pack Brooklyn College’s 2,400-capacity Claire Tow Theater for the latest stop on Bernie Sanders’s “Fighting Oligarchy” tour. The town hall was far from the biggest stop on the tour, which drew tens of thousands to...
By Nitya Chakraborty Is the Prime Minister Narendra Modi retracting from his commitment to the SCO declaration issued on September 1 and the BRICS statement of July 6 this year to send some sort of signals to US President Donald Trump about restoring reciprocity in the India-US relations? The...
By Sushil Kutty It happened like it was going to happen. Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned Tuesday afternoon. Oli called an all-party meeting for the evening but had to succumb to pressure. Both his homes, private and government, had felt the torch and it was getting very...
By Satyaki Chakraborty The inevitable happened on September 8 in French Parliament as Prime Minister Francis Bayrou lost the confidence vote on his minority government by 364 to 194 in the house of 577 giving a clear indication that many of the members of the Macron’s centrist party voted...
By Arun Srivastava The latest directive of the Supreme Court to ECI to treat Aadhaar the “12th document” which can be produced as proof of identity for the purpose of inclusion in the revised voters list of Bihar is too little and too less content wise. With barely 20...
By T N Ashok NEW YORK: President Donald Trump’s latest policy announcements represent a convergence of his most aggressive impulses: economic coercion through secondary sanctions targeting India’s post-SCO energy partnerships, a final ultimatum to Hamas on hostage negotiations, and the deployment of federal troops in American cities despite growing...
By Asad Mirza The recent Shanghai Cooperation Council (SCO) summit in Tianjin, China has essentially revived the fortunes of the SCO or in other words exhibited the might, power and reach of China in the backdrop of tariffs and sanctions upheaval created by the US President Donald Trump. At...
By Dr Arun Mitra The shifting contours of global geopolitics have placed India at a critical juncture. The United States, along with certain other former colonial powers, is once again striving to reassert global dominance. Their strategy is clear – prevent developing nations from advancing, while sustaining their own...
By Kunal Bose Indian steel industry faces a series of new challenges as the country is faced with US President Donald Trump’s imposition of 50 per cent tariff on Indian exports to the USA including the steel products. India presents a different picture now where because of the growing...
By Nantoo Banerjee One’s pain could be another’s gain. The phrase aptly describes those big business gainers across the world out of the three-and-a-half-year-old Russia-Ukraine war, killing thousands of soldiers and civilians on both sides. The list of such gainers may be short but very impressive. They include some...