Challenges and Opportunities By Urvika Mehra, Junior Editor We are at a juncture today where for the first time in modern history, the world’s population is expected to stop growing by the end of this century. Contrary to predictions made by some observers just five decades ago, the world has not faced a doomsday overpopulation [...]
By Jasveen Kaur, Junior Editor Migration has been an integral part of human history, dating back to nearly two million years ago when the first human ancestor ventured out of Africa in pursuit of new opportunities and lands. Presently, there is a greater number of individuals living in countries other than their country of birth [...]
By: M. Tharuni, Deputy Editor, Arthashastra and Raunaq Bawa, Writer, AUES Source: The Hindu Business Line This is the final article in the trilogy of collaborative articles on the theme of G20 by Arthashastra, Miranda House and AUES, Ashoka University. India’s diplomatic milestone, the G20 Summit 2023, has been able to successfully achieve consensus over several [...]
By Ekanshi Makheja ,Deputy Editor, Arthashastra and Prisha Visveswaran, Writer, AUES This is the second article in the trilogy of collaborative articles on the theme of G20 by Arthashastra, Miranda House and AUES, Ashoka University. Introduction: The 2023 G20 New Delhi summit was the eighteenth meeting of the G20. It was held at Bharat Mandapam [...]
By: Shreya Srikoti, Deputy Editor, Arthashastra and Kuhuo Bajaj, Writer, AUES This article is first in a series of collaborative articles on the theme of G20 by Arthashastra, Miranda House and AUES, Ashoka University. Introduction Gender equality has been a key focus of international discourse and policy-making for several decades. In the realm of global [...]
By Bharati J Krishnan, Deputy Editor Major events in history, like wars, pandemics, terrorist attacks, technological changes etc., often come to be understood as monolithic occurrences. Initially there might be a lot of explanations for the said event, however eventually one of the explanations is usually given more attention and credibility. The other reasons might [...]
By Bharati J Krishnan, Chief Editor The global nature of most of our current crises—from the Coronavirus to the humanitarian crisis in Yemen—has allowed a lot of sympathy to brew among the international community. This usually translates to help in the form of foreign aid. However, the dynamics of foreign aid aren’t as straightforward as [...]
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