Mihir Sharma
US tariffs are testing Modi’s fiscal frugality
Will the Indian prime minister leave businesses without enough support when Trump’s duties begin to bite?
India and Asean are growing apart. Blame tariffs
Officials in New Delhi worry the bloc is drifting towards China
The developing world’s G7 would like a word
The real lesson of the Rio Brics summit is that it isn’t meant to be a forum to be anti-American, but a place where countries bid to lead the Global South
Beijing’s success is a conundrum for Nobel winners
Prize-winning economists thought they knew what made countries rich – then China emerged
Ratan Tata’s vision should still be India’s
A true corporate titan, he always benchmarked himself and his group’s products against the world’s best. So should the rest of the country.
India has chip dreams. What it needs is a strategy
Aiming for self-reliance is a fool’s errand. The country should be looking to invest in areas where it has a comparative advantage
India-Canada clash should be a wake-up call for countries that are home to diaspora communities
TO MOST of the world, the Indian government’s response to Canada’s charge that it may have sponsored the murder of a Sikh activist in British Columbia must be befuddling. India has strenuously denied ...
Is China a developing nation? I don’t think so
It should be treated like the dominant economic power it now is
India needs to restore faith in the ‘world’s pharmacy’
The country will never be a true export power if customers cannot trust the safety and efficacy of its products
Trafigura scandal should be a US$577 million wake-up call
If traders try to keep up business as usual even as the value of critical metals and minerals skyrockets, they are going to face many more attempts at fraud.
