India’s path away from coal is irreversible, but paved with difficulties
India was criticised for weakening the language on coal in the final Cop26 agreement, but it will be challenging for…
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How a war fought half a century ago is taking on new relevance in US-India relations
India went to war with Pakistan in 1971. Today, it still finds itself caught between rivals, but its relationship with…
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Why smog, not Covid-19, could push Delhi back into lockdown
The Indian city, which is the world’s most polluted capital, is facing even more dangerous levels of air pollution.
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Samir Saran on India-US relations: “There is a more pragmatic assessment of each other today”
The head of a Delhi-based think tank on China, America, Russia and climate change.
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The Cop26 deforestation agreement is big – but it shows the challenge facing world leaders
The green movement needs to be politically realistic without stoking a coalition between those in despair and denial.
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Modi will talk up India’s green energy at Cop26, but how far will he go in ending fossil fuels?
India is on the front line of the impacts of climate change, but Narendra Modi, the Indian prime minister, is…
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What Father Stan Swamy’s “custodial murder” means for human rights in India
Emily Tamkin and Ido Vock host the New Statesman’s weekly global affairs podcast
What the West Bengal election means for Indian politics
Jeremy Cliffe in Berlin and Emily Tamkin in Washington DC discuss the latest in global affairs on the World Review…