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Opinion | Sunak To Biden, No Incumbent Has It Easy This Year - Thanks To Economy
- Friday April 12, 2024
- Opinion | Elizabeth Roche
From South Korea and Turkey to the UK and the US, incumbent heads of state in most poll-bound countries are struggling to hold on to power and popularity.
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Opinion | US Presidential Polls: Trump or Biden, India's Stakes Are Higher Than Ever
- Wednesday April 3, 2024
- Opinion | Elizabeth Roche
Under Joe Biden, ties have seen a consolidation in areas like strategic technology and defence. And while Trump has been variously described as "transactional" and "whimsical", India has successfully navigated a Trump presidency in the past.
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Opinion: Narasimha Rao Recast Not Just India's Economy, But Foreign Policy Too
- Tuesday February 27, 2024
- Opinion | Elizabeth Roche
If India is able to manoeuvre through rough times today, some credit needs to go to Rao, who set India on this course economically and in terms of foreign policy, with a pair of steady hands.
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Opinion | Sunak To Biden, No Incumbent Has It Easy This Year - Thanks To Economy
- Friday April 12, 2024
- Opinion | Elizabeth Roche
From South Korea and Turkey to the UK and the US, incumbent heads of state in most poll-bound countries are struggling to hold on to power and popularity.
- www.ndtv.com
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Opinion | US Presidential Polls: Trump or Biden, India's Stakes Are Higher Than Ever
- Wednesday April 3, 2024
- Opinion | Elizabeth Roche
Under Joe Biden, ties have seen a consolidation in areas like strategic technology and defence. And while Trump has been variously described as "transactional" and "whimsical", India has successfully navigated a Trump presidency in the past.
- www.ndtv.com
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Opinion: Narasimha Rao Recast Not Just India's Economy, But Foreign Policy Too
- Tuesday February 27, 2024
- Opinion | Elizabeth Roche
If India is able to manoeuvre through rough times today, some credit needs to go to Rao, who set India on this course economically and in terms of foreign policy, with a pair of steady hands.
- www.ndtv.com