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FRANKFURT – During the recent hearing on the constitutionality of the European Central Bank’s measures to prevent the eurozon…
NEW YORK – At this year’s International Monetary Fund/World Bank spring meetings in Washington, DC, the IMF urged European co…
ZURICH – It is all too easy to envy China. At current growth rates, the Chinese economy will double in size in only nine year…
ATHENS – A visit to Greece leaves many vivid impressions. There are, of course, the country’s rich history, abundance of arch…
ATHENS – The centrality of Germany to Europe and, more widely, to world affairs has been amply, and often bloodily, demonstra…
BASEL – The world’s central banks are engaged in one of the great policy experiments in modern history: ultra-easy money. And…
CAMBRIDGE – It seems that austerity is out of fashion in the eurozone – at least for the moment. The European Commission has …
CAMBRIDGE – The term “currency wars” is a catchy way of saying “competitive devaluation.” In the wake of the sharp fall in th…
BEIJING – With China feeling the pressure from large-scale inflows of short-term capital, the State Administration of Foreign…
ISTANBUL – The small park in Taksim Square in the sprawling metropolis of Istanbul is one of the few green spaces left in the…
AMMAN – The Internet has proved to be a powerful tool for overcoming media restrictions and cen…
ROTTERDAM – People who are lower on the socioeconomic ladder (indicated by their level of educa…
COPENHAGEN – We often hear how the world as we know it will end, usually through ecological col…
NEW DELHI – A casual reader of India’s newspapers for the last several weeks would be forgiven …
CONAKRY – In December 2010, I became President of Guinea following the country’s first truly op…
VIENNA – The world faces two looming, interconnected energy challenges: how to provide reliable…
LONDON – Governments around the world have just received one of the most important scientific r…
PARIS – In Democracy in America, Alexis de Tocqueville argued that the public’s trust alleviate…
PRINCETON – Is it always wrong to take an innocent human …
LONDON – There is only one view of the murder of the British soldier Lee Rigby on a south Londo…

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India’s LBW
Jagan Rampal: Like to add a fact, not mentioned in the article. Cricket (like all other sports in India), is managed directly or indirectly by politicians. Unfortunately, this fact reinforces the largely held view,…
Why India Slowed
Jagan Rampal: With due regards for Dr Rajan's viewpoint, I still think I can detect a justification of abdication of responsibilities in this article. The main tasks for any government are (1) Policy formulation (2…