India’s ontological question is: Who are we — a regional or global power? Narendra Modi, the most popular and consequential leader of India since Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first prime minister after independence in 1947, can help answer this question. Modi’s…
The Coca-Cola Company, the quintessential American multinational that is the world’s largest non-alcoholic beverages enterprise, is in the process of addressing the most consequential force majeure political risk it faces for the remainder of this century: China—U.S. geostrategic tension that…
How do you rein in a belligerent colossus with 1.4 billion people, nuclear weapons, and a desire to command and control the world’s economic order that has prevailed since the end of World War II? Well, there is a way;…
When Christians learn about martyrs of the faith, they typically think of early believers tossed to the lions in the Roman arena. However, people of faith, especially Christians, continue to die for their beliefs. The persecutors are many. With its new…
Earlier this week, it was reported by the Financial Times that American authorities had stopped an attempted assassination allegedly conducted by Indian agents against Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. The allegations are serious enough that the National Security Council has…
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expelled a top Indian diplomat on Monday after making the startling allegation in Parliament that the Indian government was involved in the killing of a Canadian Sikh activist on Canadian soil. India retaliated on Tuesday…
Today’s hyperpartisan and frequently negative news cycle ignores one significant and uplifting story: the precipitous decline of global inequality. It’s a subject that deserves our attention, for it reveals the power of markets, trade, and human ingenuity to lift up…
China has provocatively added a 10th “dash” to its map of the South China Sea, and this dash extends around Taiwan. The public release of the new 10-dash map has angered China’s neighbors, including the Philippines, Malaysia, India, Vietnam, Brunei,…
The G20 Summit held in New Delhi on Sept. 9 and 10 was, from the perspective and needs of the West, a lot of sound and light signifying not very much. Some Western observers might call it a super-sized nothing burger…
Every year, millions of Americans depend on drugs like carboplatin, a common cancer drug, and antibiotics to save their life, but that doesn’t mean they’re readily available. America’s drug shortage problem, which has been festering for decades, has become a…