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Settlement Agreements as a Waiver in Investment-State Arbitration
Baked in the Sun, Consumed by the Smoke: The Potters of Delhi’s Kumhar Gram
Politics & International Studies
China’s Response To Hamas Exposes Its Double Standards
Politics & International Studies
Indian left is wrong about Hamas. Even Palestinians don’t support ‘rockets as resistance’
Politics & International Studies
Israel’s people are going through a crisis — and they do not trust their leaders to deal with it
History, Politics & International Studies
IMEEC can mark a new dawn for Indo-European civilisational history
Politics & International Studies
Reminder from Gaza: Unipolar moment is over
Her body, her choice: Why a woman’s right to terminate her pregnancy must be upheld
In SC’s Dismaying Verdict, an Illusive Search for Equality & Legal Recognition
Politics & International Studies
The Need for Transcendental Justice in a World Marred by Conflict and Conquest
Politics & International Studies
How leftists and Islamists seek to justify the barbaric terror attack by Hamas
GM crops need more research
Politics & International Studies
Biden isn’t so fond of Netanyahu to grant him a blank cheque from the US
Social Policy & Administration
New Report Reveals Stark Disparities in India’s Labour Market Based on Caste, Gender, and Religion
Politics & International Studies
India Can’t Put a Green Sheet Over its Paradoxical World-Domestic Outlook
Politics & International Studies
A Tale of Two Summits: BRICS and G20
Social Policy & Administration
Have household savings reduced?
Politics & International Studies
India and Canada expel diplomats amidst accusations, historical ties to Vienna Convention highlighted
Politics & International Studies