Why we should never waste a good crisis
Refinitiv’s global head of industry and government affairs, Sherry Madera, talks to Fortune India on the outcome of the U.S. elections, India's stimulus package, and bond markets.
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Don’t judge Indian regionalism by EU standards
By preferring BIMSTEC over SAARC, Prime Minister Modi has made a clear choice for his inauguration. But what does this mean for regionalism in South Asia?
The Belt and Road Initiative amid trade war
Insecurity about China’s multi-billion-dollar investment in Pakistan is rising amid a trade war with the U.S., sending global markets into a tizzy. Why is this good news for an incoming Indian govt?
Ni Hao Bollywood
The phenomenal success of a spate of Indian films in China has studio bosses excited, but is the giant Asian country going to be a sustainable market for song-and-dance dramas?
Who’s interested in Afghanistan’s lithium?
What connects mobile phones, the Taliban, India and China? A metal called lithium.
Masood Azhar and the New Silk Road
There is a connection between Masood Azhar and China’s Belt and Road Initiative. It is time to understand this.
Making China doubt
From the action of Baloch rebels in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir to France’s decision on Jaish-e-Mohammed raises Chinese doubts on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. Can India stoke these doubts?
Why the CPEC is the joker in the India-Pakistan conflict pack
The Chinese know if the Line of Control is converted into the international border, their investment in Pakistan is safer.
Is India’s ‘necklace of diamonds’ complete?
Here’s a look at the status of India’s strategy to counter China’s ‘string of pearls’ effort of encircling India with hubs of its influence.
China’s love affair with Indian films
Bajrangi Bhaijaan is the latest Bollywood release to win over hearts in China. The movie’s success continues the recent trend of Bollywood movies finding success in China.
