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Opinion: Loopholes in NATO treaty’s language

Opinion: Loopholes in NATO treaty’s language

  • Opinion: Coalition govt and foreign policy

    Decision-making is likely to remain largely consistent as reflected in the allocation of portfolios
  • Opinion: Will the Left ever be all right?

    Bhagat Singh confessed proudly that he was a follower of Marxist philosophy and an atheist.
  • Opinion: Learning from nature

    Today’s times of estrangement warrant us to reconnect with nature which offers holistic benefits
  • Opinion: Hope from Ukraine peace summit

    It will be a chance to put Ukraine’s plight back in the spotlight after months of focus on Gaza
  • Opinion: Biannual admission isn’t practical

    UGC should take into account the disadvantages of biannual admissions in a dispassionate way
  • Opinion: Beyond Rainbow capitalism

    Let Pride Month be a catalyst for year-round advocacy, ensuring the fight for LGBTQIA rights continues
  • Opinion: Policy challenges for Modi 3.0 in South Asia

    Aside from relations with Bangladesh and Bhutan, various factors complicate regional politics for India
  • Opinion: AI for self-betterment

    It is essential to critically examine implications of artificial intelligence and foster ethical approaches to tech development
  • It’s no more Modi Sarkar

    The description of The Washington Post that there was “tepid support for his Hindu nationalist party, piercing the air of invincibility around the most dominant Indian politician in decades” is quoted by many, including Indian media, and is quite relevant.
  • Opinion: Creating safe space for students

    A psychologically safe space enables students to express themselves freely without fear of judgment or reprisal
  • Opinion: Inequitable impacts of climate change

    As with any environmental disaster, the impact of heat is profoundly dictated by privilege
  • Opinion: Back to coalition era

    The 2024 verdict reflects the vibrancy and beauty of Indian democracy as it gives the opposition a strong voice. With the reduced numbers in Parliament, the BJP will be forced to adopt a more accommodative and consensual approach.
  • Opinion: Court alone can’t protect civilians in war

    It is not the legitimacy of ICJ that is in question, but how the world’s powers believe in the role of international institutions
  • Opinion: Art of judicious postponing

    Putting aside non-urgent work can help create mental space needed to focus on what truly matters
  • Opinion: India and its open jails

    Prisons are correctional institutions and should be havens of reform, not despair
  • Opinion: Rise of office peacocking

    Fancy spaces will just hollow attempts at bringing back employees if deeper organisational changes are ignored
  • Opinion: Antarctic Treaty is at risk

    Shifting geopolitics, climate crisis can impact this final frontier, which will have implications for the world
  • Opinion: Plant life, vegetal love

    Plants, as eco poets have stated, will redeem us if we let them grow
  • Opinion: Legalise street busking

    Recognising the rights of street buskers will help them earn livelihood, preserve local art forms, promote tourism
  • Opinion: Defeating overthinking

    Slow down to embrace a healthy relationship with your mind, the surest way to ensure you do what you want
  • Opinion: Time to review juvenile law

    The juvenile justice system must walk a fine line between its focus on rehabilitation and punishment for heinous offence
  • Opinion: Democratic ethos in new era

    The present juncture demands the UN to vocally oppose undemocratic regimes and formulate guidelines for democracies
  • Opinion: Rice, turmeric and export duty

    Though govt has increased export duties on onions and rice to check domestic supply, no such curbs have been placed on turmeric which has seen a surge in prices due to low yield
  • Opinion: Testing limits of international justice

    The ICC depends on its member states to enforce its actions and has no independent police force or ability to execute arrest warrants
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