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Shishir PriyadarshiFree Press Journal |
The old rulebook was built for a world of stable supply chains and predictable geopolitics. Today, global trade is a battleground for digital...
West Asia’s instability now directly threatens India’s energy security, maritime trade routes, economic interests, and the safety of millions of...
India has made important strides with GST and corporate tax. Yet, exporters continue to grapple with delays in refunds and compliance burdens that...
If New Delhi seeks to move beyond being a voice of the Global South to becoming a consequential global actor, then moments of crisis are not...
Working together, they could help create the diplomatic space necessary to prevent current tensions from sliding into wider conflict.
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Nepal’s 2026 parliamentary elections have produced one of the most dramatic political upheavals in the country’s democratic history. The reformist...
The Budget’s emphasis on seven ‘strategic and frontier’ manufacturing areas is clearly not random. These are areas of high import dependence,...
Bhopal’s renaissance may be quiet, but deeply consequential. It suggests with the right leadership, nurture, commitment, literature and ideas can...
Rail reform must be politically and socially sustainable. Infrastructure ownership should remain sovereign, while privatisation should be limited to...
In a global environment where trade negotiations are increasingly shaped by domestic sensitivities and geopolitical caution, the pace of India-New...
An India-EU FTA is far more than a trade negotiation—it’s a test of whether two large democracies can craft a pragmatic partnership in a...
Three years into the war, Europe’s sanctions regime now resembles a policy of managed hypocrisy: Moral rhetoric for public consumption, exemptions...
If India-US trade deal proceeds, it must be accompanied by robust safeguards—both at the domestic and WTO levels.
India’s foreign policy today is driven less by Western alignment or global liberalism and more by domestic political imperatives — economic,...
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