The fact that the Beijing-Moscow axis remains as sturdy as ever is a compelling sign of the US' waning influence over large swathes of global geopolitics
New global trade reports highlight that technological capability and regulatory compliance - not just tariffs - are becoming the key drivers of trade competitiveness
To Indian investors, a sharply rising bond yield in the US may sound like an obscure statistic from a distant financial universe. In reality, it is the gravitational constant of global finance
Part of the problem for Mr Trump is that he has focused on too many things simultaneously
For years, many bank boards drifted into operational minutiae-approving individual loans, vetting vendors, weighing in on promotions of executives - instead of setting up policies
The general concern over price increases is valid. The pressure of higher prices is the hardest on the poorest sections of society
The National Commission concluded that the collapse of the building could not be attributed to an insured risk: heavy rain, flood, inundation, storm, and so on
Scale in digital public infra can now support broader economic outcomes, with UPI transactions offering a timely, contextual view
The revisionist history of every war or skirmish is a popular subcontinental phenomenon
From the rise of transactional geopolitics to oil shock risks and Pakistan's strategic missteps, BS Opinion examines the global uncertainties shaping politics and business
Even assuming the Strait opens by June, the damage implies global oil supply will peak at 102.2 mb per day in 2026
There are many consultants and opinions on how companies should cope with tumultuous times
A coalition of middle powers, similar to the NAM, may be the only viable path to reviving collective action on global challenges
Perhaps sequels inspire suspicion because they have a tendency to disappoint. The question, "Is it better than the first?", is inevitably - and incorrectly - asked
Insights from behavioural economics suggest that an ambitious nudge can be effective if three conditions are met
Today's BS Opinion wrap looks at gold imports and forex pressures, judicial infrastructure gaps, financing the Viksit Bharat dream, coal gasification, and Japan's wartime history
India's 2047 aspirations require large foreign capital inflows and deep reforms to reverse the recent outflow
Underground Coal Gasification (UCG), where coal is converted in situ without mining, is being piloted in Jharkhand
Many court buildings lack basic facilities such as clean (or any) toilets, drinking water, comfortable waiting areas, or digital information systems
India is one of the biggest consumers of gold in the world, and most of it is imported. A variety of social, cultural, economic and religious factors drive demand