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Vijay Prashad
What Will Imran Khan Do to Placate the Americans and the Chinese?
03 Aug 2018
There are few choices before him. No wonder he wants to celebrate his accession to the prime ministership with just a few friends. There are too many sharks swimming around Pakistan.
Shastri Ramachandaran
Africa Outreach: Xi Keeps China Ahead of India
27 Jul 2018
Afro-phobia and racism at home can jeopardise political and diplomatic relations and scuttle the prospects of economic cooperation.
Yogesh S
Meeting on Tuberculosis to be Organised in September
23 Jul 2018
“We’re appealing to all countries, including those in the Group of 77, and Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, that have a high burden of TB, to urgently stand up right now against…
Pavan Kulkarni/ The Dawn News
American Companies Pay for Trump’s Trade War with China
12 Jul 2018
Measures aimed at protecting US industry have affected small companies across sectors
Prabir Purkayastha
Trade War Started by Trump is a Dangerous Game
07 Jul 2018
The trade war started by Trump completely disregards WTO tariff boundaries.
Prabir Purkayastha
Trump and the Trade Wars: What Does it Mean for the Global Economy?
23 Jun 2018
Rajat Nag, former managing director general of Asian Development Bank (ADB) talks about the on going global Trade War and its implications for the global economy in the long run.
Gautam Navlakha
Turning Neighbourhood Into a Troubled Zone
19 Jun 2018
If foreign visits are a mark of decisiveness, then Prime Minister Narendra Modi wins hands down
Gautam Navlakha
Is the International Order Changing?
12 Jun 2018
As the Indian ruling class is ideologically and materially invested in the US, investing in Eurasia now will pay dividend only in the future.
Prasanth R.
India has Ceded a lot of its Global Credibility
02 Jun 2018
Newsclick Editor-in-Chief Prabir Purkayastha talks about the performance of the Narendra Modi government in the area of foreign relations.
Shastri Ramachandaran
Communists Blaze a New Trail in Nepal
28 May 2018
India could not afford to deal with Oli’s government as one with a bias towards China, for that would only have driven Kathmandu deeper into Beijing’s embrace.