Daily Brief: What could India do to stop Qatar executing eight ex-navy officers?

What could India do to stop Qatar executing eight ex-navy officers?

New Delhi’s options are limited. The best bet will be to hold talks at the government level and rely on its friendly relations with Doha.

India abstains from UN resolution calling for ‘humanitarian truce’ between Israel, Hamas

This came at the time when Israel stepped up its ground and aerial strikes in Gaza as the military said that it was expanding ground operations in ...

War on Gaza: Why does the West tolerate Israel’s violence?

For liberals in the West, Israel is one of their own.

Talks to remove Indian troops from Maldives ‘very successful’, says President-elect Mohamed Muizzu

New Delhi has said that it was looking forward to engaging ‘constructively’ with the incoming government in the archipelago.

Capitalism will be replaced by a system that will deepen exploitation, says a new book

An excerpt from ‘Technofeudalism: What Killed Capitalism’, by Yanis Varoufakis, former finance minister of Greece.

‘Disregard brand names and gendered marketing’: Writer Divrina Dhingra on appreciating perfumes

Divrina Dhingra’s book ‘The Perfume Project’ offers history and insights into India’s contemporary perfume trade.

Documentary on Madhukar Zende goes beyond his image as the captor of serial killer Charles Sobhraj

Akshay Shah’s film profiles the retired police officer who known as one of Mumbai’s early ‘super cops’.

Chess: Raunak Sadhwani adds his name to the growing wave of Indian challengers

The 17-year-old from Nagpur recently won the FIDE Junior World Rapid Champion before finishing second in the FIDE Junior Blitz World Championships.

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