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Best of BS Opinion: Silver linings emerge in oil, politics, and trade
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: Silver linings emerge in oil, politics, and trade")
US vs China: India's high-stakes economic trade walk toward self-reliance
The US wants trade partners who can supply goods that were earlier sourced from China
 "US vs China: India's high-stakes economic trade walk toward self-reliance")
The first 100 days of Trump: A stress test for US market optimism
The biggest theme has undoubtedly been the unveiling of new thinking towards trade and tariffs
 "The first 100 days of Trump: A stress test for US market optimism")
Farewell Karachi: Bhawana Somaaya's tribute to family and lost home
The author elaborates on her role and experiences as a film journalist - a career that she confesses happened purely by accident
 "Farewell Karachi: Bhawana Somaaya's tribute to family and lost home")
The end of Anglo-Americanism: Voters in Australia, Canada reject Trumpism
Over the past few days, Canada and Australia have held national elections. And in both, the centre-left party triumphed over right-wing challengers, whom the electorate identified with Trumpism
 "The end of Anglo-Americanism: Voters in Australia, Canada reject Trumpism")
Discipline & deviation: Opec action to keep oil prices at reasonable levels
Brent crude oil futures were already dipping to nearly $61 a barrel before this announcement, and prices might go below $60 once traders have had a chance to digest this news
 "Discipline & deviation: Opec action to keep oil prices at reasonable levels")
Best of BS Opinion: Of arbitration, agreements, and artificial intelligence
Our opinion page today makes a strong argument for better management of the arbitration process, as well as the precedent that the Supreme Court's judgement sets
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Critical minerals: Global challenge to China dominance gains pace
China has 44 per cent of the known rare earth deposits that contain such critical minerals
 "Critical minerals: Global challenge to China dominance gains pace")
What the markets seem to suggest about Trump, tariffs, and optimism
The German market has hit a lifetime high. Even though the United States (US) is supposedly facing the prospect of empty shelves in a few weeks
 "What the markets seem to suggest about Trump, tariffs, and optimism")
Today's handloom weavers? Software coders face an automation threat
As you can see, what was seen as a possible catastrophe became in India a stepping stone to its rise in global prominence, all because of the talented, large-scale workforce
 "Today's handloom weavers? Software coders face an automation threat")
Why competition in money matters can be damaging to your financial journey
Unnecessary competitiveness shifts our focus from our own destination to imagined races. It turns a fulfilling long-term journey into a relentless sprint that leaves us tired and anxious
 "Why competition in money matters can be damaging to your financial journey")
Resolution rejected: SC verdict on Bhushan Power & Steel raises questions
The order is a blow to lenders. As experts have told this newspaper, lenders will have to return the recovery received through the resolution process
 "Resolution rejected: SC verdict on Bhushan Power & Steel raises questions")
Amoral art of deal-making: US-Ukraine pact opens new geopolitical paradigm
The deal, which is subject to ratification by the Ukrainian Rada, signals to Russia that the US is invested in a free Ukraine for the long term
 "Amoral art of deal-making: US-Ukraine pact opens new geopolitical paradigm")
Mudra loans power millions of small businesses, fuelling India's growth
By expanding the list of beneficiary businesses, the scheme is increasing support for micro and small enterprises and helping India in achieving its ambition to become a $5 trillion economy
 "Mudra loans power millions of small businesses, fuelling India's growth")
Too many episodes of financial mismanagement: Where does the buck stop?
Should the resignation of senior bankers on moral grounds draw the curtains on mismanagement and accounting discrepancies?
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Best of BS Opinion: Saudi strategy, Trump tactics, and Ray's robots
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
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Understanding the unlikely Saudi Arabia push for lower oil prices
To appreciate Saudi oil policy, it always helps to focus on what the kingdom does, rather than on what it says - whether in public or private
 "Understanding the unlikely Saudi Arabia push for lower oil prices")
Pope Francis and the soul of economics: Rethinking global priorities
One of the more surprising - and often missed - aspects of Francis' 12-year papacy was his emergence as an incisive economic visionary, urging the world to place moral values above markets and metric
 "Pope Francis and the soul of economics: Rethinking global priorities")
Donald Trump, accountability, and the familiar playbook of populists
Populist leaders of Mr Trump's stripe are provided the latitude to make multiple mistakes on an epic scale, any individual one of which might have sunk the career of a centrist predecessor
 "Donald Trump, accountability, and the familiar playbook of populists")
Satyajit Ray's timeless AI conundrum still echoes in today's world
From loyalty to murder - how Ray's stories foresaw the moral mess of AI long before it began to permeate our daily lives
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