India is using technology as a tool of foreign policy, casting itself as a moral voice for smaller, developing countries.

As Trump's unpredictable tariff tactics prompt longtime U.S. trade partners to find alternatives, India and China seem happy to step in and get deals done.

India is the world’s fastest growing major economy and a fast-growing consumer of oil. Its vulnerability to supply shocks stems from the relatively small reserves and strategic oil reserves.

India has launched a major policy effort to strengthen its rare earth supply chain. In November 2025, the government approved a Rs 7,280 crore scheme focused on Rare Earth Permanent Magnet ...

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Coal-fired power generation fell in both China and India in 2025 for the first time in more than five decades, as non-fossil energy sources grew fast enough in both countries to meet rising ...

India’s US$77 billion Brahmaputra hydropower initiative and China’s mega-dam at the Yarlung–Tsangpo Great Bend are turning the Himalayas into a digital hydropower flashpoint. Both states are tying ...

For India and China, the stakes are particularly high because both economies rely heavily on imported crude to sustain industrial activity and economic growth.

A new World Obesity Atlas 2026 report reveals India now has the second-highest number of overweight and obese children ...

India has been holding tight to its position as the fastest-growing large economy since 2021. With annual growth of more than 6 or 7 percent, it doubles in size every decade, while Germany, Japan and ...