Mihir Sharma
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Trump Has Us Talking About Trade Again. That’s A Win
For better or worse — but mainly for better — that has changed under President Donald Trump.
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Trump Has Us Talking About Trade Again. That’s A Win
For better or worse — but mainly for better — that has changed under President Donald Trump.
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Ratan Tata’s Vision Should Still Be India’s
No other name is as representative of the possibilities, and failures, of the nation’s private sector — and so all Indians will have felt the passing of the group’s patriarch Ratan Tata this week.
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India Is Better Off Inside Trade Deals Than Out
If the country hopes to offer an alternative to China in global value chains, it first needs to participate in them.
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Bangladesh Can’t Afford to Let Chaos Reign
Any expression of concern about Bangladesh’s path causes some, particularly in the country’s active and vocal diaspora, to fume.
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India Should Remove Food From Its Inflation Target
The nation’s interest rates will remain higher for longer until the government acts.
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India's Banks Know Climate Is Their Biggest Threat
They say global warming is now the top contributor to systemic risk. So why aren’t regulators moving faster?
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India Needs More Leaders Like Manmohan Singh
No one who lived through the former prime minister’s heyday in the 1990s and 2000s would deny reform momentum has been lost.
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India Needs More Leaders Like Manmohan Singh
No one who lived through the former prime minister’s heyday in the 1990s and 2000s would deny reform momentum has been lost.
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India's 'No' At WTO May Just Mean 'Not Yet'
The country has blocked consensus before as a negotiating tactic and will probably do so again. But it has good reason.
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Has Pakistan’s Military Finally Lost Its Mystique?
Army leaders have exerted inordinate influence over the country’s fate since independence. Imran Khan’s populist message may have broken the spell.
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Has Pakistan’s Military Finally Lost Its Mystique?
Army leaders have exerted inordinate influence over the country’s fate since independence. Imran Khan’s populist message may have broken the spell.
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The Frenemies Who Could Challenge the West’s Sanctions Regime
The BRICS geopolitical group has few achievements to its name. The entry of wealthy Gulf states may change that.
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Will 2024 Be The Year Fake News Destroys Democracy?
With almost a billion people heading to the polls, countries urgently need to band together to combat a flood of disinformation and digital manipulation.
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New Bank Rules Are Bad For The West, Worse For The Rest
The Basel III endgame could choke off a key source of funding for infrastructure critical to the growth of developing nations.
