Ravi Agrawal is the Editor in Chief at Foreign Policy. He focuses on themes such as energy policy, geopolitics, and international affairs, with a strong emphasis on regional interests across APAC, North America, and LATAM. Agrawal's insights and expertise have been featured in Harvard's Belfer Center, The Australian Financial Review, The Economic Times, Rocketnews, Al Majalla, and Foreign Policy.
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Ravi Agrawal's coverage is heavily focused on world affairs, particularly the Middle East and climate change. His articles reflect a keen interest in geopolitical events, international relations, and global policy matters.
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The end of the world as we know it.
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Why the Iran Deal Will Hold
Should one company—and one person—have this much power? U.S.-Iran Peace Deal How the Iran Deal Sets the Stage for More Conflict
The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) has approved a six-month extension for Ravi Agrawal as Chairman of the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT).
Ravi Agrawal, Chairman of the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), has received a six-month tenure extension, keeping him in the role until December 2026. The 1988 batch IRS officer was set to retire on June 30. The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet approved his re-appointment on a contractual basis, a move made in relaxation of recruitment rules. Agrawal initially took charge in June 2024.
The fallout from the Iran conflict and the approaching U.S. midterms may change Trump's calculations.
Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on the White House's seeming change in tone toward Kyiv.
Daniel Yergin on China's surprising role as a shock absorber. The energy shock imposed on the global economy this year has been substantial.
Why economic pressure tops geographic advantages.
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