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President Joe Biden will try to convince Black and Latino voters who have soured on his candidacy that their economic outlooks have improved.

 This is not the first time we’ve had macroeconomic good news and microeconomic angst.  The data say one thing, people’s lives say another.  People aren’t celebrating because even if they are doing great, their outlook is murky.  This is troubling now but may be a deciding factor in the 2024 election.

Africa’s special relationship with India provides a foundation for a mutually beneficial and sustainable partnership.

Dr Ajit Ranade, Vice Chancellor, Gokhale Institute for Politics and Economics, Pune was speaking at the 5th CUTS 40th Anniversary Event held in the Symbiosis School of Economics in Pune on Monday. The event was titled ‘What Would it Take India to Realise its Potential Growth?

In many ways the Palestinians are victims, and my strong support for Israel does not stop me from grieving over the suffering of the Palestinian people.

Clubbing India with emitters like China and the US is completely unacceptable as its per capita emissions are "very low", a senior official of the European Parliament said today.

There have been concerted attempts to club India with major emitters like the US at climate negotiations despite its low per capita emissions.

Indias per capita carbon dioxide emissions rose by around five per cent last year to reach 2 tonnes of carbon dioxide but these were still less than half of the global average, according to a report released by a global team of scientists earlier this week.

It is true that a recent poll indicated that 75% of Palestinians living in Gaza and the West Bank supported the actions of Hamas on Oct. 7. It is true that the people of Gaza chose to elect Hamas as their leaders in 2006. And it is true that an alarming number of Palestinians have…

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. The European Commission on Friday said that the sole aim of CBAM -- a tax the EU plans to impose on energy-intensive goods from countries like India and China -- is to prevent carbon leakage, a situation where companies decide to shift out their production from a country with stringent policies. World News | As India Threatens Retaliation, EU Says Preventing Carbon Leakage Sole Aim of CBAM.