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Best of BS Opinion: When the earth shakes beneath power, policy, and trade

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Oil and pressure: How India became Russia's oil lifeline after Ukraine war

India's growing reliance on discounted Russian crude has reshaped its import basket, pushing out traditional West Asian suppliers and raising questions about how easily the country could pivot

Best of BS Opinion: Soggy dribbles in finance, films, and diplomacy

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Can China's new early warning plane KJ-3000 boost PLA and rival US?

The KJ-3000 remains in its prototype phase, but if the aircraft enters full service, it could significantly boost the PLA's ability to conduct coordinated long-range strikes and electronic warfare

Best of BS Opinion: Landing right when the ground is full of potholes

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Cleaner fuel, lower mileage: Will ethanol blend hurt your car engines?

Ethanol can promote corrosion of metal components, and strip deposits from fuel systems, potentially clogging filters and lines. So higher the blend, higher the chances of old engines getting affected

Best of BS Opinion: Unexpected notes in India, Gaza, and global affairs

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Trump's tariff war on the world is making the Americans pay the price too

A new study by Yale University has estimated that Trump's tariff regime will result in an average income loss of $2,400 per household in the short term

Best of BS Opinion: Short circuits and sharp jolts in India's policy wiring

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Trump slaps 25% tariff on Indian goods: Smartphones, pharma, shrimp hit

The tariff kicks in August 1 and threatens key Indian exports like smartphones, pharma and shrimp ahead of trade talks set for August 25 in New Delhi

Your electric car runs on data but how safe is it from cyberattacks?

Modern EVs are like computers on a wheel, collecting detailed personal data from your routes to your playlists which has raised urgent questions about privacy and cybersecurity

Why Ati's humanoid will skip parties and go straight to factory floors

Inside Saurabh Chandra's Bengaluru-based robotics lab, India's deep-tech story takes a bold turn with Sherpa Mecha, a machine built not to mimic humans, but to outperform them

Best of BS Opinion: India's bold visions, sour gaps, and ripe debates

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India's trade talks with the US face new test as EU deal shows major gaps

As the White House and European Commission offer starkly different versions of their trade pact, it gives India's negotiators ample reason to be alarmed

Explained: Why India's 2027 emission target has automakers on edge

India wants to cut vehicle emissions by 33 per cent by 2027, but carmakers say the targets are too steep, too soon, and could hurt jobs, raise prices, and stall the industry's green transition

Best of BS Opinion: How India is applying new fixes to old wounds

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Best of BS Opinion: Stray dogs, trade deals, and a seahorse on a mountain

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PM Modi offers $565 mn credit line to Maldives, opens door for FTA

PM Modi also reiterated India's commitment to supporting Maldives' defence capabilities, given it is seeking to maintain its influence amid a growing Chinese presence

India-UK FTA clears road for British cars, but with speed bumps ahead

FTA phases in tariff cuts for UK car exports, but strict quotas and EV exclusions mean limited gains for British automakers in India's protected market

China's new digital ID plan links every click to the Communist Party

The scheme issues each person who registers a unique "internet code" and a digital certificate after submitting their national ID card and facial recognition data