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Climate finance must take centre-stage in global action Climate finance lies at the heart of climate action

Impress upon the West the futility of its oil cap The West’s latest attempt to squeeze Russia’s earnings is just as futile as its other sanctions. India should initiate talks on a global treaty aimed at barring the weaponization of trade

Why we can delay but not escape the global economic crisis Unsustainable debt pile-ups make stagflation hard to fight and a moment of reckoning inevitable.

Minimize behavioural biases to reduce project delays Time and cost overruns of central sector projects (CSPs) have remained a problem.

End of front-loaded hikes? India, like others, has been affected by the spillovers from the G10 CB actions

The chaos of the Eras presales and ticketing at the World Cup Football draws 1,000 times as many fans, who try to buy tickets with complications of dealing in multiple currencies, etc.

Why Myntra’s sales announce the quiet rise of small-town India Rising incomes and internet penetration are helping blur the rural-urban divide.

Mint Explainer: Has Iran's establishment finally caved in to protestors? Disbanding of morality police won't stop protests as people are also up against official corruption, stifling authoritarianism and unemployment.

Rate hike quantum to slow The most likely outcome of the December MPC review appears to be a 35 bps rate hike.

MPs and MLAs have special rights to free speech for a valid reason This constitutional privilege being challenged in the Supreme Court serves as an essential bulwark of liberty in a democracy

A long way ahead for us to be the best democracy Everyone and anyone with even the remotest interest in politics is anxiously waiting for 8 December

GDP data has a pointer for India’s budgetary direction Unpeeling the real GDP growth number of 6.3%, five data points hold interesting insights.

Dharavi redevelopment is a big-reward challenge The mention of Dharavi, Mumbai’s slum sprawl, evokes a variety of images and conjures up numerous associations

Public sector procurement of AI must take a principled approach As both a buzzword and real-world application, artificial intelligence (AI) has found its permanent place in the public policies of governments around the world

Why contentment could let people down as India grows If there is tremendous and unprecedented economic progress, content people will be priced out from their good lives.

Elusive target In a baffling display of anti-monopoly zeal, NPCI wanted the top two to resist user demand and reduce their slice of a rapidly growing pie by the end of 2022

The US Fed and markets must give up talking past each other Markets surged after Jerome Powell, the US Federal Reserve chair, indicated on 30 November that the world’s most powerful central bank would now slow its pace of rate increases

Two big cyberattacks tell us India needs something more than tech India must shield itself with the most efficient tech and equipment, but warding off a cyber threat is more than a question of technology.

Here comes the friendly, neighbourhood Terminator San Francisco is stepping into an approaching future by planning to deploy robots to tackle dangerous assailants.

AI parental aids cannot credibly claim expertise They are offering to take parental supervision to new levels, even flagging the moods of our children. But this opens a disturbing frontier that AI tool makers and users should be wary of