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Suman Bery: The cost of energy

Fossil fuels overall - and oil from West Asia in particular - will be no less important going forward

Suman Bery: The road to Paris

Climate change will be on the agenda when Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets President Barack Obama

Policy approaches to Maximum Cities

Suman Bery: The next big thing in finance

India has a big stake in Chinese financial reform

Suman Bery: Why the Dutch are so tall

India cannot argue that stunting or low birth weight is due to genetic factors for much longer

Suman Bery: Will Asian growth rebound?

There is no obvious reason for Asian growth prospects to be diminished

Suman Bery: Seeking a renewal

How India's politics might support its economic revival

Suman Bery: The cycles of history

The World Bank is going through a major shake-up. Should India care?

Suman Bery: Persevering with Europe

Chancellor Merkel's re-election is an important moment for Europe

Suman Bery: Silver linings playbook

In planning its rebound, India needs to pay heed to recent shifts in the world economy

Anchors aweigh!

The rupee's travails allow the RBI's incoming governor to renegotiate the objectives of monetary policy

Could Abenomics succeed?

Japan's 'dash for growth' is important for India and for the world

Engage on trade

Should India worry about the Trans-Pacific Partnership?

New lenses on the world's energy

The world's transition away from coal and oil depends crucially on national political structures

Suman Bery: Alternative worlds of the future

What does the US National Intelligence Council's report on global trends suggest for India in the coming years?

Suman Bery: The secret of development

Why gender will matter for India

Suman Bery: Great powers in transition

Given leadership challenges in the US and China, India should hope the US stays engaged, and that China moves forward

Suman Bery: The continuing power of banks

Finance remains in turmoil in the advanced world. Are there implications for Indian reform?

Suman Bery: Supplying demand

Careful analysis suggests the supply side of the economy is still capable of sustaining nine per cent growth

Suman Bery: Navigating choppy waters

As global economic troubles get worse, how should India respond?