Globalization News

Nandan Nilekani argues that all services must be made portable, like banking and mobile services

The spread of coronavirus has prompted governments to shut borders and raise barriers against exports of food and even health productsThe blow against globalization will cut global growth and be particularly damaging for developing countries, especially those reliant on exports, Carmen Reinhart said

Researchers argue that in an open economy, policymakers can simultaneously achieve only two of three key objectives: financial stability, independent national financial policies, and cross-border financial integration

The Covid-19 outbreak has given another convenient handle to those who oppose the phenomenon

The new decade will focus on sustainability, Birla said, hailing Greta Thunberg as the conscience of Gen ZThe tension between nationalism and globalization could be the defining trend heading into the new decade, said Birla

India is the television lodestar of a sport that is bringing the growing South Asian diaspora together in American living rooms.

Recurrent bouts of overheating followed by pain have become common in developing countries

A taxpayer can choose to be governed either by provisions of the tax treaty or by the domestic tax law to the extent more beneficial to himUnder the tax credit method, the resident country retains the right to tax the foreign income and allows credit for the taxes paid in source country

Such a pact would outline basic rules of behaviour for everyone in a world full of conflict

Though Kerala advanced politically, it suffered serious setback on the cultural front