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Occupy Wall Street Meets Dhaka
Occupy Wall Street protesters aren’t the only ones taking to the street over claims of corporate greed. In Bangladesh, angry investors say they’ve also been cheated by the banks.
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India Comes Calling on Japan
Japan and India are set to boost military and economic ties. But even without a rising China, the two would surely have found each other.
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India’s Looming Microcredit Crisis
Microfinance schemes were meant to be the saviour of the world’s poor. But in parts of India, lenders are enticing borrowers into poverty traps.
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South China Sea Conflict? No Way
Some are urging India to play a more active role in the South China Sea. There’s no need – China has too much to lose by escalating territorial disputes.
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India’s Armed Forces to the Rescue
India’s armed forces are frequently called upon to assist following natural disasters. But will they get what they need to defend the border?
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South Asia’s Nuclear Arms Racing
As long as Pakistan feels threatened by India’s superior conventional forces it will likely continue its nuclear build-up. What can the West do?
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America’s Foreign Policy Fiasco
Barack Obama’s once promising foreign policy has been undermined by short-sighted support for Israel and muddled objectives in Afghanistan.
