Economics

Flashy summits between Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi don’t achieve much because India has a weaker set of cards than China. To change the game, New Delhi needs to hew closer to Washington.

The debate over how to best marshal the country's alternative energy sources may affect a new independence referendum.

Mini-deal between the United States and China brings relief to farmers but offers no long-term solutions.

Any expectations that high-level U.S.-China talks this week could produce a grand bargain on trade have all but evaporated.

The U.S. president’s casual request for an investigation of the Bidens has Beijing saying no thanks—and largely ignoring his demands as trade talks look headed for a tough run.

Forget the energy opening: López Obrador works to restore the primacy of Pemex, the state-owned oil giant.

Xi Jinping’s rule could get very dark.

With U.S. manufacturing taking its worst hit since the Great Recession, signs of a global economic downturn are everywhere.

The United States tries to level the playing field for postal services worldwide.

Following a high court ruling that his suspension of Parliament was unlawful, the lame-duck British prime minister will have to confront a hostile Commons.

Little separates various Indian political parties on the economy. That’s why the prime minister’s new government is making its mark by delivering on its social and cultural agenda.

But some experts say the move is a weak response to alleged Iranian attacks on Saudi oil.