Amna Mirza
The author is assistant professor of political studies at University of Delhi. She is also an avid traveller and a voracious reader.
By Amna Mirza
Trade wars come at a cost.
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New Delhi needs to shore up greater support given that the challenge from Beijing is growing increasingly formidable.
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Distribution and exchange of commodities are the first to be disturbed when business environments are marred by chaos and conformism.
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Donald Trump’s equivocation in the aftermath of the Virginia rally has only emboldened the white supremacists.
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Relations between the two Asian giants are becoming a topic of debate with increasing risk of aggression on the border.
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Will the US act to put an embargo on Kazakhstan or Egypt or Saudi Arabia also?
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Recklessly abandoning the agreement is ignorant.
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The pressures of a competitive international environment cannot be evaded by raising barriers.
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Let's all deliberate to save the world from receding into a dangerous arena.
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What are central leaders doing as star campaigners in state/local bodies polls? They should focus on governance instead.
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