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Ukraine's globalisation lesson

Actually, interconnectedness and co-dependence preserve strategic autonomy

Ukraine war marks decline of globalization; we'll miss it when it's gone

The war in Ukraine doesn't necessarily mark sharp a break in history. But it underlines and will perhaps cement the decline of globalisation

BS Views of the week: Blow to globalisation, risks of imported energy, and more

A fresh blow to globalisation

The conflict in Ukraine will deepen concerns about globalisation and national security

Shooting a bunch of missiles at the architecture of globalisation

The West's attempt to bring Vladimir Putin to heel by weaponising everything from aircraft spares to finance will have much wider repercussions, writes T N Ninan

In a wired and globalised world, three scenarios for how Ukraine war ends

With each TikTok video and cellphone shot showing Vladimir Putin's brutality, it will be harder and harder for anyone to look away.

2021, the year that was: 'Glocal' pandemic shocks, just as demand revived

The third of the year-ender series focuses on how Indian businesses suffered two global supply dislocations

Changing economic order

India needs to do more to tap global markets

US should strengthen multilateral institutions

The US should, as leading economic power, quickly rescue moribund WTO dispute settlement mechanism and work with other countries to come up with meaningful initiatives

Change in the pandemic age

The era of globalisation was marked by an assumption of continual convergence

Globalisation tripled India GDP but workers have been left out: Economist

Globalisation has tripled India's GDP in a generation but workers in the country have been left out, eminent economist and Nobel laureate Eric Maskin said on Saturday while observing that the problem

Indo-Pacific region reflects reality of globalisation, says Jaishankar

He suggested that the broad policy of like-minded nations for the region was an expression of collective interests in promoting prosperity and securing global commerce.

Focus on reforms needed to ensure sustainable growth

Successive governments continued this policy till the priorities were shifted in favour of inclusive growth in 2004

Best of BS Opinion: Thaw on the western front, globalisation, and more

Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for Saturday

Globalisation, old and new: What changing world order means for India

Globalisation is morphing as new agendas come into focus. These now drive action on climate change, taxation of global companies, tackling terrorism, sharing vaccines and the like, writes T N Ninan

India, Africa must strive together for decentralised globalisation: EAM

Jaishankar on Monday said that India and Africa must strive together for "decentralised globalisation" to enhance capacities and overcome challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic

Scholarship going nowhere

Book review of On Nationalism

Biden says no evidence higher corporation taxes will drive companies abroad

President Joe Biden defended his proposal to raise corporate taxes to help pay for his infrastructure spending plans

Best of BS Opinion: Backsliding without broadband, Covid-19 vaccine & more

Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day

Localisation strategy for jobs would help address protectionism: Nilekani

He said the strategy for the companies is to be an active player in every market that they operate and have an articulation of partnership with that country and which reflects its priorities