Bear unchained
With Russia opting to take the plunge in Syria, the US and its allies could be forced to change their...
By Ajish P Joy October 11, 2015
Columns
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Guest Column
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The Iran nuclear deal is dead. And it is a good thing, writes Jeff Jacoby
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Case for coalitions
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Innovate and collaborate
By Sanjaya Mariwala March 07, 2021 -
Block buster
By Dr Alok Vinod Kulkarni March 07, 2021 -
The invisible pandemic
By Dr Alok Vinod Kulkarni February 07, 2021 -
Patch work
By Dr Sachin Varma February 15, 2020 -
Growing up without godfathers
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Fighting it together
By Dr Kishore Kotha September 14, 2019
Ajish P Joy
Ajish P. Joy, Deputy News Editor, specialises in International Relations—in which he has a PhD from Jawaharlal Nehru University—with the spotlight firmly on the US and the Middle East. His other areas of interest include democratic reforms and energy security.
WORLD WATCH
Left hook
The election of Jeremy Corbyn as the leader of the Labour Party in Britain could fundamentally alter...
By Ajish P Joy October 04, 2015
What lies beneath
Germany’s new refugee policy could push the war-torn countries of the Middle East into a deeper crisis
By Ajish P Joy September 20, 2015
Law and disorder
The alienation of the marginalised groups and the ethnic minorities could undermine the political...
By Ajish P Joy September 13, 2015
Outside influence
Independent senator Bernard Sanders has some catching up to do to pose a serious challenge to Hillary...
By Ajish P Joy September 06, 2015
Bang in Bangkok
The bomb blasts in the Thai capital could badly affect tourism, hurting the country's economy
By Ajish P Joy August 30, 2015
Critical mass
In spite of public opposition to nuclear power, Japan has decided to restart the reactors
By Ajish P Joy August 23, 2015
Deeper waters
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is fishing for political benefits, not an economic catch, in...
By Ajish P Joy August 16, 2015
Trump card
The unexpected surge of Donald Trump points to the increasing alienation of the Republican core
By Ajish P Joy August 02, 2015
Tactical shift
Energy security and the future of Indian expats in the Gulf will affect Narendra Modi’s approach...
By Ajish P Joy July 19, 2015
Chequebook diplomacy
Under China’s leadership, business sans ideology could be the motto of the new Asian bank
By Ajish P Joy July 12, 2015
Predator files
The United Nations remains a toothless tiger even as its peacekeepers are accused of sexual abuse
By Ajish P Joy July 05, 2015
False impressions
It seems to be a season of scoops for The Sunday Times. Last week, the newspaper owned by Rupert...
By Ajish P Joy June 28, 2015
Sultan in a soup
With a less-than-sterling performance in the parliament polls, Erdogan sees his agenda stymied
By Ajish P Joy June 21, 2015