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Why ‘Natoisation’ of Sweden and Finland is bad news for Putin

Swasti Rao - 15 July, 2022

Sweden and Finland’s accession to NATO is not sudden. Despite official neutrality, they have been close NATO partners for decades.

Kyiv regime ‘dangerous & provocative’, Putin tells Modi in phone call, talks focus on trade

Nayanima Basu - 1 July, 2022

This is the 4th time the leaders had direct talks since the Russia-Ukraine war began. According to the PMO, Modi reiterated India's position in favour of dialogue & diplomacy.

Sanctions and stamina— How the West can defeat Vladimir Putin

Clara Ferreira Marques - 9 June, 2022

Dictators have higher pain thresholds than democratic leaders, giving all the more reason to keep up pressure and making it harder for Russia to reshape and regroup.

PM Wickremesinghe must persuade Lankans who rejected him on harsh economic reforms. It won’t be easy

ThePrint Team - 13 May, 2022

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How Vladimir Putin’s war ended India’s cheap natural gas dream

Andy Mukherjee - 27 April, 2022

India’s domestic gas production is already tiny & it has shrunk by 40% over past nine years. Keeping that base narrow with unsustainable pricing wasn’t a financially prudent move.

Our take on Jahangirpuri demolition, Putin’s Mariupol victory, UGC reforms — in 50 words

ThePrint Team - 24 April, 2022

ThePrint view on the most important issues this week.

West’s sanctions target the seller, Russia. But now they’ve begun to hurt buyers too

TN Ninan - 23 April, 2022

All things considered, might it have been better & cheaper, shed less blood, and avoided a huge refugee problem if Russia had been allowed a buffer zone in Eastern Europe?

Modi govt’s WHO traditional medicine centre, Ayush visas promising. But it needs science to work

ThePrint Team - 21 April, 2022

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Putin still thinks he has something to win in Ukraine war — his political fate

Monica Duffy Toft - 9 April, 2022

Can Putin finish his 20-year project to return Russia to a totalitarian past with him as the leader? Or will the war lead to his demise?

Lesson for India in a divided world: How to not let old friendships come in the way of new ones

TN Ninan - 2 April, 2022

Two quotes by historian Toynbee are relevant to current events — that civilisations die by suicide, and that West committed ‘unpardonable aggression’ against non-European nations.

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Distrust of Indian doctors isn’t new. Class-caste bias always ruled medical profession

Kiran Kumbhar - 19 August, 2022

As a practising doctor, I discovered large question marks on claims of a trustful patient-doctor relationship in the past. The routine dehumanisation of underprivileged patients remains a rarely mentioned topic.

Revadi jibe shows Modi govt letting its insecurities do the talking, not economics

19 August, 2022

What Left parties’ decision to not join Bihar alliance means for India’s Dalits, women, MBCs

19 August, 2022

Economy

Good news from the farm as India’s FY22 foodgrain production estimated at record 316 mn tonnes

Sayantan Bera - 17 August, 2022

Wheat production estimate sees marginal upward revision to 106.8 million tons, though current rate lowest in 3 years.

Topic: Putin

On Camera

YourTurn

Guidelines for YourTurn submissions

Opinion

Distrust of Indian doctors isn’t new. Class-caste bias always ruled medical profession

Revadi jibe shows Modi govt letting its insecurities do the talking, not economics

What Left parties’ decision to not join Bihar alliance means for India’s Dalits, women, MBCs

Economy

Good news from the farm as India’s FY22 foodgrain production estimated at record 316 mn tonnes

Defence

IAF operation underway to rescue Italian mountaineer stranded on Mount Nun in Ladakh

National Interest

Tiranga vs Tiranga: Gloves are off as Kejriwal joins the ‘nationalism’ battle with Modi

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