The Curse of Oil – Is that behind Current U.S. Foreign Policy Adventures?
Every positive article about the U.S. economy bases at least part of its optimism on America’s domestic energy bonanza. That is also true of negative arti...
Month: April 2014
Happy Days will be here Again in Incredible India – from Merrill Lynch
Remember what respected analyst James Grant said on March 25, 2013? “I think the world is always looking for the next growth story and I would nominate In...
Interesting Videoclips of the Week (April 18 – April 25, 2014)
Editor’s Note: In this series of articles, we include important or interesting articles, tweets, videoclips with our comments. This is an article th...
Why Does US-British-European Press Hate Narendra Modi?
This week the hate campaign in the US-British media against Mr. Modi reached feverish proportions. We were struck by the consistency of hate across the media sp...
Interesting Videoclips of the Week (April 12 – April 17, 2014)
Editor’s Note: In this series of articles, we include important or interesting videoclips with our comments. This is an article that expresses our p...
10 Most Popular Articles of Q1 2014
Below are the 10 most popular articles of Q1 2014: 1. Interesting Videoclips of the Week (August 13 – August 17, 2012) – August 18, 2012 2...
A 21st Century Singapore? The Next Great American OutReach?
Great societies remain great because they do big things and change the face of the world. Centuries ago Indian navies discovered a port at the other end of the...
Interesting Videoclips of the Week (April 5 – April 11, 2014)
Editor’s Note: In this series of articles, we include important or interesting videoclips with our comments. This is an article that expresses our p...
Will this Election Create a Multi-Country Zone of Conflict?
No, we don’t mean the election in India that begins in two days. The election in India has been well covered both by us and by every major paper in India ...
What Happens when the Master Bites His Dog?
Last month, we had the following tweet exchange with a prominent successful Indian: Our question – “why do Indians still read Economist? British min...