Rani D Mullen
The writer is visiting senior research fellow, Institute of South Asian Studies, National University of Singapore, associate professor, College of William & Mary; and director, Indian Development Cooperation Research, Centre for Policy Research
Articles By Rani D Mullen
Any terror attack traceable to Pakistan undercuts its economic stability, IMF deal
If institutions such as FATF continue to keep Pakistan on the grey list or even blacklist it, and IMF imposes more stringent conditionalities, global investor confidence in Pakistan could nosedive, deepening the economic crisis.
Refocusing on Africa
Slow delivery of aid, low credit disbursement can undo India’s strategy
New Great Game in the Indo-Pacific
It’s a one-sided project. While China has been drawing up strategies, India and other major powers have done nothing but talk
From Beijing to Kabul
It is time for India and China to make common cause on Afghanistan
Holding back on soft power
While Indias development assistance has increased markedly since 2000,it remains moderate in relation to the countrys size and growing stature
Golden promise
Indias pledge to the IMF fund for eurozone makes economic sense
