When four of the Indo-Pacific’s leading democracies - Australia, India, Japan, and the United States - revived the long-dormant Quad in 2017, their objective was clear: to create a strategic bulwark against Chinese expansionism and reinforce a stable regional balance of power. But the coalition is now adrift, and the security risks this poses should not be underestimated.
Headlines confirming that Germany surpassed Japan last year as the world’s third-largest economy should serve as a wake-up call. Unless policymakers embrace far-reaching productivity-enhancing reforms, the country’s global position will continue to decline
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The biggest lesson from Atal Setu is that a new, confident Viksit Bharat, soon to be the third-largest economy of the world, has begun its fast-forward march to join the galaxy of developed nations