Ravi Agrawal
Foreign Policy
New York, NY, United States
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The Global South Is Shifting Geopolitics in 2023
From climate negotiations to sports to diplomacy, the global south is becoming more powerful. → Read More
Pakistan’s Foreign Minister: We’re Not a ‘Geopolitical Football’
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Islamabad’s relations with Beijing and Washington and how his country is dealing with deadly floods. → Read More
Maria Ressa Wants to Save Journalism
The Filipino American journalist and Nobel laureate explains what it’s like to be a government target—and how to safeguard a free press. → Read More
John Kerry: ‘We’re Behind. We’re Way Behind.’
America’s climate envoy on what it will take to turn things around for the planet. → Read More
Pakistan’s Protests: Why Opposition Leaders Are Criticizing the Military
Opposition parties have united to call for Imran Khan’s resignation—and for the army to stay out of politics. → Read More
The United States Cares About the Quad Because it Unites Australia, India, and Japan Against China
The United States may shun multilateralism, but it is successfully uniting Australia, India, and Japan against China. → Read More
Why India Is Considering a Probe Into Facebook
A report suggests that the social media giant ignored its own hate speech rules to further its business. Now it faces a crisis in its biggest market. → Read More
Margrethe Vestager Is Still Coming for the Big Tech Group of Apple, Google, and Facebook
The coronavirus pandemic has made the world more reliant on technology. The EU’s competition commissioner says that makes her fight more urgent. → Read More
Megha Majumdar’s ‘A Burning’ Sets the Indian Dream on Fire
Megha Majumdar’s bestselling novel “A Burning” begins with a train in flames. But what really gets torched is the Indian Dream. → Read More
Delhi’s Violence Could Presage Something Far Worse for India
After last week’s riots, experts say that police complicity could breed impunity among Hindu mobs across India. → Read More
Is South Asia Prepared for China’s Coronavirus?
While there are few reported cases in South Asia so far, an outbreak of China’s new coronavirus could overwhelm the region. → Read More
Deadly Protests in India Over Modi and Shah’s Citizenship Bill That Excludes Muslims
Modi’s new citizenship act challenges secularism by injecting religion into national policy. As nationwide protests mount, has the prime minister gone too far? → Read More
India’s Economy Is Stalling. Critics Blame the Modi Government for Creating a Climate of Fear.
Modi’s government defends its stewardship even as it seeks to reverse a sharp economic slowdown. → Read More
In India, Kashmiri Businesses Can Finally Access the Internet but With Strict Conditions
New rules force companies to give up their privacy and steer clear of social networks and Wi-Fi if they want their internet back. Regular citizens still have no access, 113 days into a digital blackout. → Read More
Amid a Floundering Economy, Protesters in Pakistan Are Marching Against Imran Khan
The economy is floundering despite a recent IMF bailout, and structural problems make it hard to envision a turnaround. → Read More
India Weighs Trade Action Against Malaysia After Kashmir Criticism
New Delhi is weighing retaliation against Kuala Lumpur and Ankara after recent criticism over Kashmir. → Read More
Pakistani PM Imran Khan Visits Beijing as China's Xi Jinping Prepares for India and Nepal Trip
Why Xi Jinping is meeting the leaders of Pakistan, India, and Nepal this week. → Read More
The Great Indian Streaming Wars
The battle over the country’s future is being waged one TV screen—and smartphone—at a time. → Read More
Can India Give Up Coal?
As world leaders make bold speeches at the United Nations Climate Action Summit this week, the question is whether their countries can wean themselves off dirty sources of energy. → Read More
Why the Failed U.S.-Taliban Talks Represent a Victory for India
New Delhi has never recognized the Taliban as a legitimate political actor. → Read More