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India building the future it desires with its own digital infrastructure. EU can learn

Chintan Vishnav - 21 June, 2022

How do we ensure that the internet is fair and free? Not bigger penalties but building your own digital platforms with default mandates. UPI is a good example.

EU moving away from China, patching trade with India. But Modi must retain ‘national interest’

Seshadri Chari - 29 April, 2022

India and the EU will have to increase the speed of their trade and engagement in new geopolitical realities. New Delhi must watch out for challenges.

As Boris Johnson races to match EU trade and offers, India is in a win-win position

Seshadri Chari - 22 April, 2022

Although threats from ‘autocratic states’ and Russia-Ukraine crisis appeared topmost on Boris Johnson’s agenda, it is now clear that trade and Indo-Pacific are main priorities.

If we could manage pandemic emergency, we can manage to stop buying Russian gas

Bill Emmott - 8 April, 2022

Europe’s pledge to wean itself off Russian gas more slowly is actually a bad tactic. It tells Putin that his best chance of financing his war with gas revenues is now.

EU to probe war crimes in Ukraine, US wants Russia thrown out of Human Rights Council

ThePrint Team - 4 April, 2022

US mission spokesperson Thomas-Greenfield tweeted: ‘Russia’s participation on the Human Rights Council is a farce.’

European Union bans Russian flights over Ukraine crisis

Anthony Palazzo - 28 February, 2022

The collective action applies to any plane owned, chartered or otherwise controlled by a Russian person, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Sunday.

Russia’s attack on Ukraine halts rocket launches, Venus mission, casts doubt on ISS fate

Sandhya Ramesh - 28 February, 2022

After sanctions against Russia, chief of its space programme threatens lack of cooperation on the International Space Station, saying it might fall on US, Europe, China or India

Ukraine’s path: From ‘cradle of the Russian nation’ to Soviet Republic to current conflict

Pia Krishnankutty - 25 February, 2022

For the two countries with a conjoined history, things went downhill after 1991, on the issue of NATO, EU and the conflicting demands of nationalists & ethnic Russian separatists

Data privacy too complex to be decided by mere voice vote. Debate Data Protection Bill first

Seshadri Chari - 4 February, 2022

The 2022 Budget session brought the Personal Data Protection Bill. But it should know that data protection is a murky business.

World has moved on from US, EU’s drug monopoly. India and China are changing IP regulations

Hannah Sworn - 3 January, 2022

Even without an IP waiver from the WTO, China and India are leading the challenge to the West’s vaccine monopoly.

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Why ‘buy now, pay later’ fad doesn’t sit well with RBI

Andy Mukherjee - 28 June, 2022

The RBI wants every small-ticket loan to be a marriage officially solemnised in the church of banking. Its new guidelines stop nonbanks from loading digital wallets using credit lines.