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South Asia’s Crisis of Preparedness: Agricultural Future Depends on Climate Resilience, Not Markets Alone

South Asia needs stronger regional cooperation because weather shocks, food prices and agricultural trade do not stop at national borders. Governments should share seasonal forecasts, river-basin information and climate-risk data, while strengthening coordination on flood warnings and drought preparedness.    

Ten Years after India's Dramatic Demonetisation: Need for Independent Review

Looking back, there is little reason for the Indian government to be proud of this episode. People’s trust was met with disruption whose full costs remain unreckoned and whose promised benefits have never received a convincing consolidated accounting. Indians rebuilt their livelihoods and moved on. Their resilience cannot absolve the government.

What Lula’s Win Mean for BRICS and 'De-Dollarization'

Lula’s re-election spared BRICS from an internal fracture at a moment when energy routes are contested and financial dependence carries higher costs. As Trump pressures countries back into Washington’s orbit, Lula’s Brazil keeps one of the few organized efforts toward currency diversification from stalling.

India–Pakistan: When Politics and Economics Work at Cross-Purposes

Trade cannot substitute for peace, and people-to-people relationships cannot resolve territorial disputes. But preserving economic and social channels of communication can prevent political disagreements from becoming a permanent condition of societal separation.

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China keenly follows India's citizenship debate, Northeast ferment

The debate over the Indian Citizenship Amendment Bill, 2019, or CAB, has been widely reported in the Chinese media, from the time the Bill was tabled in the Lok Sabha December 9  until December 12, when it was signed into law by the President Ram Nath Kovind, after the CAB was passed through both houses of parliament

Beijing optimistic about rebuilding ties with Colombo: A media analysis

The recently-concluded elections in Sri Lanka was widely covered in the Chinese media, an indication of the strategic interest of Beijing in the island nation and the Indian Ocean Region

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