The fight over Cadbury, by coincidence, brings together contrasting chocolate cultures from around the world.
A chunk of my childhood was spent in Birmingham. [Read more]
The fight over Cadbury, by coincidence, brings together contrasting chocolate cultures from around the world.
A chunk of my childhood was spent in Birmingham. [Read more]
“Tell me about Dubya,” is what everyone asks since I interviewed him and then heard him speak last week during the Hindustan Times Leadership Initiative. Having watched him in two ex tempore sessions I have to say reports of his low IQ are highly exaggerated. [Read more]
George W Bush just landed in India as the chief guest of the Hindustan Times Leadership Initiative. Unsurprisingly there’s been a lot of “Aaargh, how can you invite him?” but also a fair amount of “Good someone is giving credit where credit is due.” [Read more]
No one is paying much attention to this past weekend’s attack against the Iranian Revolutionary Guard in Sistan-Baluchistan and its fallout on the relationship between Iran and Pakistan. It deserves more notice, even if it’s relatively inconclusive notice. [Read more]
India and China are back to sniping at each other. China complained publicly at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh visiting Arunachal Pradesh. India responded by wagging a finger at China building infrastructure in the Pakistani third of Kashmir. Why is this happening? [Read more]