A weekly bulletin offering news and analysis related to the Middle Kingdom. This week, the trade truce, re-education in Xingjiang and bombers in the South China Sea took the spotlight.
No Pressure Whatsoever
There’s Something in the Air Tonight
Indian cities are getting more and more polluted because we are using less natural gas and more dirty fuel. It should be the other way around.
The Magic Number to Elections
What is the answer to the ultimate question of politics, elections and voting? Karthik Shashidhar joins hosts Hamsini Hariharan and Pavan Srinath to discuss election polling, what works and what doesn't.
China’s Ship Has Sailed
Subsidies given by the Chinese government have given their shipbuilding industry an unfair advantage over competitors. How should we respond?
Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 48, the characters of a hit show fall for a common cognitive bias.
As the spread of Islam in much of South India shows, trade can often bring communities together.
Gopalkrishna Gandhi's book takes a rigorous look at arguments on all sides of the debate.
Our PSUs need to become leaner, smarter and more efficient. We must put systems in place to enable that.
Donald Trump had two simple answers to everyone who complained about jobs in America. One: Immigrants are taking your jobs. Two: Your jobs are being shipped overseas. Trump was wrong. Gaurav Sabnis joins Amit Varma in episode 69 of The Seen and the Unseen to explain why.
A weekly bulletin offering news and analysis related to the Middle Kingdom.This week, trade terms, the Iran nuclear deal and incomplete maps dominated China's diplomacy.