Arindam Mukherjee is an Assistant Editor for The New Indian and Firstpost. His work has also been featured in RBI's Supply Chain Group. Arindam's articles cover a wide range of topics, including geopolitics, international relations, and socio-political issues, with a focus on India and its global connections.
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Woke Jews of the US and Israel have been trying for the last couple of years to ‘convert’ the Israeli government
How might the town square of a random Western European city look a few decades from now?
Immediately following Israel’s decision of going after Hamas in response to the horrific act of terrorism on October 7, cheerleaders of the pro-China media erupted in unison.
Washington has twice left Bangladesh out of the Summit for Democracy while it has invited Pakistan(!) to the same conference; it has imposed visa restrictions on different Bangladeshi officials. As the January 7th election approaches, the list of US expressions gets more and more impressive
The juggernaut of a West-organised calamity — largely ignored by the world — is sure to find some understanding and compassion among Indian readers because of the sheer number of similarities
As the enigmatic backing behind ISIS is scrutinized, a complex web of alliances including alleged support from US emerges raising questions about the group's rapid rise, fall and potential resurgence in the shifting landscape of global conflict
By: Arindam Mukherjee
US President Joe Biden should choose a token response to the Tower-22 attack to placate the neocon members among his domestic backers and not indulge in something that spills this conflict out of control
This Big Farming monopoly has been compounded by Big Retail monopsony.
With the Putin Interview it has suddenly dawned on the West that the story that they sold back then could be playing out for real in 2024.
By: Arindam Mukherjee
Rata Tata, the doyen of Indian business, passed away on October 9, 2024. Here we present an article from our archive, published as he was set to retire as Chairman of Tata Sons in 2012.
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