Readers might remember that a week ago this column noted that despite a climate of enmity India had alerted Pakistan about rising levels in one of the rivers descending to
The Chief Election Commissioner, Gyanesh Kumar, probably expected that his August 18 press conference would settle the controversy surrounding the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Bihar and Rahul
Swings in Trump’s policies make headlines and impact lives. The same is true for the unending sequence of his clashes with others who have influence. Trump’s bid to
As the week leading up to India’s 79th Independence Day dawned, the condition of stray dogs in the country’s national capital made the top headlines following a ruling
Will “security guarantees” from Trump and from European powers be solid enough for Zelensky to accept a peace deal with Putin, a deal which Trump would like to announce in
When, on August 10, rockets fired from the sky by Israel blasted into bits Anas Al-Sharif and three other Palestinian journalists while they were observing, from a tent clearly
It was evident that Rajmohan was a person of enormous substance. Not long after first meeting him, I read, and was deeply impressed by, his biographies of Rajaji and Vallabhbhai
Gopal Gandhi has written this tribute to his brother Rajmohan Gandhi, WAOH’s Editor in Chief, to mark Rajmohan’s 90th birthday today.
Eleven years ago, my esteemed brother Rajmohan,
As I start typing this week’s column, both Gaza and Ukraine appear threatened by an even bigger war, and India continues to witness deeply troubling anti-democratic thrusts. I
We who grew up in the West in the immediate post-World War II world assumed that rule of law, humanitarianism, human rights, international cooperation, and norms of honesty and
In a hyper fragmented and fractured world, Brazil is stepping onto the international stage with a unique perspective worth watching. Earlier in July, Brazil hosted the BRICS summit in Rio
