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Made for each other: sheer ambition underlines Modi's bromance with Netanyahu
Both face the electorate's verdict in the coming weeks and need to appear powerful on the world stage
The American dream is dead for Indian techies – now they're looking elsewhere
Technology experts are turning their backs on Silicon Valley and choosing to explore opportunities at home and new markets overseas
Forced to fight their own fight: Dalit women in the crossfire between misogyny and casteism in India
The insults heaped on political leader Mayawati – mainly from women – show the ugly intersection of two kinds of hatred present in Indian society
A second Trump-Kim summit will only be worthwhile if it produces more than a Kodak moment
The US president's budding bromance with the North Korean leader has failed to produce concrete steps towards disarmament
A series of disputed elections show the myriad ways in which democracy's rules are being warped
From the DRC to Bangladesh and Russia, the manipulation of election outcomes is a worrying worldwide trend
Walls are as much a state of mind as they are physical structures
The US government shutdown has been caused by a divisive symbol of a notional security threat
Around the world, the perils and potential of democracy will be laid bare
From the inauguration of Jair Bolsonaro to the upcoming Indian election, 2019 is set to be an eventful year
Paying people to reduce their carbon footprint could be the answer to climate change
In France, the yellow vests have rioted against a fuel tax, but Canada's carbon levy will make people richer
India's farmers have voiced their anger at the ballot box, but the seeds of discontent were sown long ago
Today's state assembly election results show a rocky road ahead for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as rural areas lose faith in the BJP
Bhopal’s mass human tragedy and suffering continue to this day
A new generation of babies born to victims suffer defects and there are more than 100,000 chronically sick residents
Missionary death shows that colonialist ideas are still with us
This strange and tragic story followed a series of misjudgments and paternalistic assumptions that should have disappeared long ago
Why Delhi-dwellers are breathing in the equivalent of 40 cigarettes a day
There has been an exponential rise in the number of people, cars and burning crop residue, making the toxic air the 'new tobacco'
The gun control lobby could be a lot more powerful in the new Congress
At least 17 newly elected members of Congress back stricter gun laws. Whether this translates into fewer incidents remains to be seen
The MJ Akbar case shows women need men to embrace #MeToo for it to have any real impact
The past few weeks demonstrate Indian women, like those elsewhere, cannot always rely on the sisterhood and presume all members of their gender will stand solidly alongside them in the trenches
TV wars between India and Pakistan are only half the story
The film and entertainment industry has long been harnessed to suit foreign policy objectives across the world
