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24 January 2013

Be to Pakistan as its Posture Warrants

Our international relations experts are divided on how to deal with Pakistan, with a section always advocating moderation in reaction to Pakistani provocations and others favouring more robust responses to Pakistani belligerence.This lack of consensus makes our Pakistan policy look vacillating and irresolute.

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8 December 2012

Foreign direct investment (FDI) in retail unlikely to benefit small farmers

The way people were buying gold and silver this Diwali (on Dhanteras) did not indicate a serious economic downturn in India. Sometimes one wonders whether the gloomy statistics about the Indian economy have anything to do with the reality. Planes are going full to places and people are shopping and eating out in all big city malls and restaurants in large numbers. No one, taking a short trip to India from abroad, would think that the Indian economy is anything but robust and healthy.

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27 November 2012

Arms and The Country

European nations compete for defence ties with India. When listing India’s defence partners Europe is mentioned, but it would be more accurate to speak of individual European countries as partners. Europe is unified economically but not in the defence domain. Unlike on economic issues, on defence issues India deals with individual capitals and not Brussels.

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12 November 2012

Long-term predictions

Economic forecasting is hard. However the last OECD report is based on solid arguments.It highlights that the balance of economic power will shift dramatically over the next 50 years.

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25 October 2012

India and China: important but fragile relations

No doubt that the bilateral trade between India and China develops at top speed since 1954 when both governments endorsed for the first time a trade agreement.

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16 October 2012

Germany is not the only one to blame

Germany: Europe’s predator, or, at best, exploiter – these are some of the least derogatory adjectives that we have been hearing throughout countries in the European Union and beyond for a while now.

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13 September 2012

The paralysing molecules of generic drugs

For years, generic drugs have been poisoning and even paralysing negotiations on free trade between India and, to name a few, the European Union as well as Switzerland.

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13 September 2012

Some questions on the Indian model

We used to think that analyses and comments on whether or not India was an emerging economy were not really relevant. Yet recent events have given some new life to this debate.

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