The Acorn

If you can’t fix the institutions that are supposed to fix the world’s problems, use new ones In today’s Pax Indica column, I argue that “India must use the G-20 to present the UN, the World Bank and the IMF with a simple choice: reform or face irrelevance.” Like Groucho Marx who didn’t want to ...

Strategy in a triangular predicament In today’s Pax Indica column, I argue “that despite an alignment of interests, (India) must not always side with the United States. It must swing.” To paraphrase Henry Kissinger, India’s options toward the United States and China must always be greater than their options toward each other. It serves “our ...