COVID
The Plague and its Inquisitors
A common literary motif in Americana, notably in science-fiction narrative, portrays the people of the world putting aside their petty squabbles during a period of world crisis,
May 21, 2020
Opinion Articles
COVID
Covid-19 and the Space Industry
Although virtually all economic sectors have come under duress in the era of the Covid-19 pandemic, the impact on the space industry has received comparatively little attention,
May 16, 2020
COVID
Armed Forces and Pandemics
The world is encountering a lethal pandemic, that has killed a large number of individuals with more then 76, 000 people losing their lives. Pakistan too is
May 15, 2020
US-China relations
US-China COVID(RY) and the Samson Option!
The US-China ‘COVID(RY)’ is fuelling a new Cold War as the two global powers are embroiled in an ongoing battle of narratives blaming each other for the
May 14, 2020
COVID
The Plague and the Market
The clock is ticking on the discovery of a vaccine for the novel coronavirus (Covid-19), with nearly four million infections and nearly three lakh deaths as of
May 11, 2020
India
Rising Clouds on the Eastern Horizon
COVID-19 is an affliction that has engulfed the entire human race regardless of their affinity to a specific religion, language group, nationality or accord. All people, with
May 5, 2020
Aviation Industry
The Great Aerospace Crisis
Observers of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic have already ascribed many monikers to the economic crisis that has sprung in the contagion’s wake. While each speaks to the
May 3, 2020
India
Coronavirus May Have Exposed India’s Economic Fault Lines
The coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has already exacted a devastating toll on the world economy in but a few months. Although developed countries have been shaken by the
April 28, 2020
Global Order
Post COVID-19 World Order: How Different Will It Be?
The COVID-19 pandemic, termed as a “nuclear war in slow motion”, has exposed the global leadership crisis and the vulnerability of the international community to deal with
April 20, 2020
COVID
Coronavirus and Modern Monetary Theory
The onset of a widespread pandemic has also opened the doors to new conversations about the economics. In particular, the response of governments to COVID-19, particularly in
April 14, 2020
