“India and the EU have struck a deal that is substantially more ambitious than previous agreements,” writes Arvind Subramanian. The country “will have fully liberalised its manufacturing sector within seven to ten years” https://t.co/2XGewTt5xC ...

“If India can raise its share to double digits just as China vacates that export space, it could create tens of millions of manufacturing jobs,” argues Arvind Subramanian. “That shift is already under way” https://t.co/2XGewTt5xC ...

“India has just negotiated the mother and father of all free-trade agreements with the European Union and America, respectively,” argues Arvind Subramanian. “It is likely that the latter reflected the logic of competitive liberalisation” https://t.co/2XGewTt5xC ...

President Donald Trump said Monday that India would stop buying Russian oil, but several days later New Delhi remains silent, says @journorakesh https://t.co/LZcqLIuZzk ...

China is already expanding its arsenal. If America builds up in response, Russia is certain to follow. India and then Pakistan may also respond in kind. A more complex arms race than that of the cold war looms https://t.co/HfVxEPzyqQ ...

President Donald Trump has agreed to slash tariffs on Indian goods. His push to stop India buying Russian oil has tested how the South Asian nation balances ties with the US and Russia. Here’s what to know https://t.co/PVIfJ6vjQN ...

President Trump said India is going to stop buying Russian oil. Such a move is easier said than done. https://t.co/Q3d90USR5v ...

Developing countries—especially India—should learn from one place in particular https://t.co/WXNMquPnln ...

After President Trump imposed 50% tariffs on India’s exports, New Delhi made trade deals with other economies. https://t.co/3FZJSzC2j4 ...

India has managed the trade war with America reasonably well. Whether it can capitalise on any peace depends on how firm the truce proves to be https://t.co/MFIeVXKxsg ...