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World’s hottest election, ‘divisive rhetoric’ by Modi & India’s digital payments revolution

Zenaira Bakhsh - 1 May, 2024

How BJP is ‘winning over’ women with ‘seva’ & trend of IITians joining political consultancies

India at crossroads, faces choice between economic growth and divisive politics, says global media

PM’s speeches at election rallies dominate headlines; a column takes a hard look at judiciary

Trump’s plan to share nuclear tech with Saudi faces probe, another Labour MP quits in UK

Srijan Shukla - 20 February, 2019

US and China are preparing for another round of trade talks in Washington, and Sanders is running for US presidency, again.

India prepares for Mohammed bin Salman’s visit today. This is who he is

Srijan Shukla - 19 February, 2019

As noise surrounds MBS’s visit to India, ThePrint looks at 5 things to decode the intrigue behind Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince.

Nigeria delays its elections citing ‘logistical’ reasons, Chinese markets on bull run

Srijan Shukla - 18 February, 2019

Nigerian election commission announces delay hours before polling, Chinese markets recover from last year's slump.

What Imran Khan’s latest domestic headache, Pashtun Tahafuz Movement, is all about

Srijan Shukla - 17 February, 2019

With the ongoing protests in Pakistan over the alleged killing of one PTM activist, ThePrint takes a look at the movement's history.

World’s most significant security conference warns of toughest challenge since Cold War

Srijan Shukla - 15 February, 2019

Munich Security Conference says liberal world order now being dismantled by Donald Trump’s presidency, among other threats.

Trump attacks the World Bank by nominating an unconventional chief

Srijan Shukla - 14 February, 2019

Donald Trump's nominee for the post of World Bank president has been a critic of multilateral institutions.

What is wrong with the British political system?

Srijan Shukla - 13 February, 2019

How Oxford & tabloids helped Britain lose the Brexit plot.

In deal to avert another US govt shutdown, early reports hand victory to Democrats

Srijan Shukla - 12 February, 2019

It has been a long day in the world of foreign affairs, and we begin by looking at how the Democrats and the Republicans, the two leading parties of the US, reached a deal to avert another government shutdown.

Turkey, with its own dodgy record on human rights, becomes China’s unlikely critic

Srijan Shukla - 11 February, 2019

Your daily roundup of global news.

Why half a century of post-war peace between France and Italy is at stake

Srijan Shukla - 8 February, 2019

Your daily roundup of global news.

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Global Pulse

World’s hottest election, ‘divisive rhetoric’ by Modi & India’s digital payments revolution

How BJP is ‘winning over’ women with ‘seva’ & trend of IITians joining political consultancies

India at crossroads, faces choice between economic growth and divisive politics, says global media

PM’s speeches at election rallies dominate headlines; a column takes a hard look at judiciary

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Opinion

SCO is not an anti-Western club. India’s presence is a guarantee against it

Data sharing policies can’t be one size fits all. Crucial to address privacy, ownership

Prajwal Revanna case shows politicians don’t care about women’s safety. They are the culprits

Economy

Strong showing by north, improved compliance — how GST revenue rose to record Rs 2.1 lakh cr in April

Defence

Complex network of India’s existing air defence capabilities & the way forward

National Interest

Frontrunner is letting the challenger define this poll campaign. Modi still hasn’t found a big theme

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