Is Trump’s proposed India visit an attempt to deflect from the constant coverage of his impending impeachment trial? No matter what you think of Donald Trump — almost everybody in the world has an opinion about the one-time real estate mogul and
Pakistan’s Islamic revolution is eating its own children. It needs to be reversed by an Ataturk-type of powerful leader but the Army has been thoroughly radicalized The paroxysms of religious intolerance increasingly engulfing Pakistan and sections of its civil society, not to
There has been a clear fissure in the traditional Labour preference among all subcontinental ethnicities with Indians warming up to the Conservatives in sizeable droves Recently, the UK elected 650 members to the House of Commons on December 12 for the third
The brutalisation of students has unnerved academic communities in Ivy League institutions and Oxford There is reverse classism in the current establishment, negating the educated as prejudiced, damning liberalism as an elite obsession, diagnosing inquiry as a compulsive disorder and
A record number of Indian-origin MPs were voted to the UK Parliament but not all might end up being friends of India Fifteen of the newly-elected Members of Parliament (MPs) in Westminster will have Indian roots. And while 15 out
Pakistani and Indian expatriates are far removed from the changing reality of domestic politics Nine years ago, when I was heading the media department of a British organisation, I observed how most British expats in Pakistan voted in the UK 2010 parliamentary
Konversations with Kapil Twitter: @kk_OEG On Wednesday 25th September 2019 the cat was finally out of the bag. And what may you say am I referring to? It was the day when the British Labour Party under the leadership of
On 23rd July 2019, the Rt Hon Boris Johnson MP was elected by more than 66% of those who voted as the next leader of the Conservative Party in the UK. The direct result of that momentous decision being that
Konversations with Kapil Twitter: @kapil Dudakia The world moves at an ever-faster rate. Those who take too long to decipher the modern code tend to be left behind. However, there are individuals who have the capacity to rise above these challenges
India must realise that its NRIs can act as a crucial force in its development, and leverage its potential Arecent UN report says that India now has the largest ‘diaspora’ in the world, with more than 16 million persons of
