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India's capacity to emerge as an independent pole in international affairs will depend on which route it takes to greatness. But it goes without saying that a divided society will face handicaps in dealing with challenges.
By Puneet Wadhwa Indian equity markets have a limited upside potential in the near-term as they negotiate the ensuing cyclical slowdown, wrote analysts at Nomura in a recent coauthored report led by Saion Mukherjee, their managing director and head of equity research for India. He, however, believes that the foundations are in place for sustainable
Iranian president’s visit to the region, in the backyard of the US, carries a symbolic message – the new world order is taking shape as free countries of the world are announcing their arrival with a bang.
Five major trends illustrate how the world is changing, and that the West must grapple with the reality that it can no longer impose its “leadership” on the world as it once did.
The crisis of capitalism is also the crisis of the post-USSR world order, which was based on the domination of US imperialism. With the rise of China as a world power, Russia taking an increasingly defiant stance internationally, and the US unable to intervene militarily on a large scale, the world policeman’s stick doesn’t carry the weight, nor guarantee the compliance, that it once did. This has major implications for the balance of power on the world stage.