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Topic: EUROPE

As Europe votes, a look at what European Parliament election is all about and why it matters

Srijan Shukla - May 26, 2019

The election to the European Parliament began Thursday and will continue till Sunday. Nearly 400 million people will cast their vote in the election.

The real reason we’re not driving electric cars

Anjani Trivedi - May 14, 2019

Electrical vehicles that appeal to swaths of consumers remain few and far between & those on the road are still too expensive of which the main culprit is the battery technology.

EU’s move to ban Masood Azhar more about forging ties with India, less about hurting Jaish

Nayanima Basu - April 5, 2019

There are no credible reports to suggest that Masood Azhar owns any assets or travels to Europe. But experts say the ban could be part of diplomatic optics.

NATO is dead; long Live NATO

Tobin Harshaw - March 31, 2019

NATO’s Cold War and post-Cold War existence has seen a succession of internal crises — it is and always will be on the verge of collapse.

Europe’s biggest fund manager favours India

Lilian Karunungan - January 30, 2019

Emerging markets like India and Chile fare better than Turkey.

How to travel the ancient cities that are part of the $800 billion Silk Road

Wade Shepard - October 25, 2018

Here’s everything you will need to do while exploring the authentic, less spoiled ancient cities of Silk Road.

The climate change battle will be won or lost in China

Noah Smith - October 15, 2018

China now releases almost as much carbon dioxide as the US and Europe combined & needs massive investments to fight it.

India, China & Turkey may continue to buy Iranian oil even after US sanctions

Ellen Milligan - September 3, 2018

With sanctions to resume in November, Iran may resort to bartering and smuggling to keep its oil exports to almost 800,000 barrels a day.

Cancer fighting genetic tool ‘Crispr’ is now being used for improving quality of crops

Bloomberg View - August 28, 2018

US and Europe, however, have contrasting policies on genetically modified crops which could possibly start a costly trade dispute.

From Paris to Bali, unhappy locals begin battle against ‘overtourism’

Claudio Milano - July 22, 2018

While tourists want to 'live like a local', residents feel their home towns are vanishing beneath souvenir shops and rowdy bars.

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