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Political moderation is the loser if electors behave more like fans Goal polarization means rival parties have no incentive to move towards the centre and this is a problem we need to crack

Sunak’s post-Brexit Britain is staring at a worst-case scenario Brexit was bound to exact a toll on the UK economy

Behavioural economics and the transformation of India’s passport services The passport services cutting red tape successfully in India demonstrates an aspect well understood in behavioural economics.

Mint Explainer: How inflation changed its texture in India It's a change that will make monetary policy more effective.

What cubes do that squares don’t The fraction of integers able to be expressed as the sum of two rational cubes is well over 0%

Poll outcomes highlight BJP dominance yet again The result is 1-1, but that does not tell the whole story

2022's tech rumbles will be heard for a long time The world of technology seems to be going through its own internal skirmishes and, sometimes, outright war.

Let’s reflect on what’ll make India a developed country India’s ambition to be a developed country can be a catalyst for national rejuvenation.

Election results in the Americas show that democracy is resilient Recent political developments highlight its self-correcting mechanisms and the power of people as citizens in difficult times

Google faces a big threat from ChatGPT’s answers to queries A new chatbot from OpenAI took the internet by storm this week, dashing off poems, screenplays and essay answers that were plastered all over Twitter by the breathless technoratti

Can 'Kantara' kindle the hope of a rural renaissance? Can a Kantara-like ecosystem sustain itself without diluting or corrupting its core—be it the environment or the lifestyle and culture?

G20 should aim to make AIIB and NDB the new IMF and World Bank China, particularly its state-led Belt and Road Initiative, has now eclipsed the World Bank and the IMF as a source of development credit for countries.

Mint Explainer: Why e-rupee may replace physical cash in the long term Anonymity could be the secret code to e-rupee's success.

Mint Explainer: Zero-COVID rollback brings risks for China Public health experts are warning of a major exit wave of cases.

The chocolate exception explained Chocolates have a spike in demand when income goes up, as with any normal good. But they experience a rise in demand when the income of the consumer goes down too.

Mint Explainer: Why unicorns must focus on execution, not scale There is much to learn from India's recent brush with cheap money.

RBI worried at low bank participation in UPI It should worry any central bank or a government which owns several banks if much of the innovations come from outside the mainstream banking system.

Let money get smart The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) announced an expansion in the functionality of the UPI Wednesday

RBI's ambivalence risks failure on inflation as well as growth Its latest review offered no clear policy direction and this ambivalence could risk failure on both inflation and growth fronts

US fantasies of cheap debt will cost American taxpayers dearly All the talk lately about the size of US national debt is obscuring the real problem: The US government made the wrong bet on interest rates, and that will cost taxpayers for years to come