Throwback to the 1980s
Whether it is relations between US, China and North Korea or India’s policy towards the neighbourhood, it seems like a regression to the Cold War.
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Whether it is relations between US, China and North Korea or India’s policy towards the neighbourhood, it seems like a regression to the Cold War.
Whether it is data leaks from Cambridge Analytica or hope for the return of abducted Indians in Mosul, reserves of trust are low this week.
French President Emmanuel Macron was the latest in a long list of visitors to India.
And for the rest of the week, we worried about South Asia, Xi Jinping’s presidential limits, Taliban negotiations, Operation Blue Star documents and a leak of classified agreements
Diplomacy is a whole language of its own whether it is Pakistan’s temporary exclusion from the global terror financing watchlist or Justin Trudeau and Hasan Rouhani visiting India.
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We dig out the best links on the internet so you don’t have to.
We dig out the best links on the internet so you don’t have to.
This week was like running on a treadmill. You never move forward but only get tired out by the time you’re done running.
The New Year is a chance at a fresh start and already, changes are underway in countries around the world.
Did you spend all week reading about elections? It’s alright- we dig out the the best of the rest so you don’t have to.
Eavesdropping on conversations at a carnatic music concert is more entertaining than most things.
People called each other unbefitting names. Institutions are failing us yet again. Our healthcare is coughing. Our economy is laughing. Something about mosques and women.
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Unless you cut mine off.
Good intentions do not necessarily translate to good policies.
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We dig out the best links on the internet so you don’t have to.
“We have called this press conference because our nation is not improving because people like Hamsini read Famous Five during work hours instead of serious policy documents that will change the nation.”
Shinzo Abe visits India. The Rohingya refugee crisis worsens. Our economy looks bleak. Student elections took place.