How 9/11 and the War on Terror Shaped the World
The attacks of 9/11 not only shocked the world, but the images of planes crashing into the World Trade Center came to define a generation. This 360˚ context looks at 20 years of the war on terror.
The attacks of 9/11 not only shocked the world, but the images of planes crashing into the World Trade Center came to define a generation. This 360˚ context looks at 20 years of the war on terror.
The US must push through a credible peace process and back Afghan leaders with integrity if it is serious about global leadership, democracy and world peace.
Bengali exceptionalism trumped Hindu identity in a no-holds-barred electoral battle, strengthening the local party and weakening the national one.
In 2021, Bangladesh is celebrating liberation, remembering genocide and moving closer to India.
India is adopting a market-based system to replace a Soviet-inspired model that benefited a limited number of farmers who fear losing their advantages.
Disparity, dysfunction and discord have destroyed democracies in the past and endanger American democracy today.
India’s relative political stability, decisive action during the COVID-19 pandemic and an appetite for structural reform are attracting long-term investors.
Staying out of the world’s biggest trade deal might have its upsides for India.
Record foreign investment at a time of a shrinking economy lays the foundation for a growth spurt, higher employment and increased domestic demand.
As New Delhi moves to counter Beijing, closer cooperation with the US seems to be part of India’s new grand strategy.
With many loose tribes pulling in different directions, America faces a protracted war for the soul of the nation.
Minorities are fleeing Muslim countries and radical Islamists are taking to the sword, raising a critical question about Islam’s ability to secularize.
By dismantling state control of the agricultural sector and restructuring labor markets, India has unleashed the greatest reform to its economy since 1991.
