energy
False nuclear hope
Bangladesh’s first nuclear power plant is not a good way to meet its energy needs.
M V Ramana and Zia Mian | Aug 14, 2016
The price of power
Even as Washington lawmakers give their blessing to the historic — and illegal — Indo-US nuclear deal, few involved are addressing the most crucial issue: does India need nuclear power at all?
Zia Mian and M V Ramana | Sep 01, 2006
Within Grasp: Persian Gas for the Southasian Engine
Will peace in our times be achieved because methane from Iran is allowed to enter India via Pakistan? Is it as simple as that? It is beginning to look as if it is.
Kanak Mani Dixit | Jul 22, 2005
Is the largest market in the making?
The prospect of free trade in the subcontinent is expected to stamp-out illegal trade and the routing of goods through third countries leading in the long-term to benefits for all in the region.
Farhan Reza | Jan 01, 2004
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Southasiasphere episode 17: Updates and analysis from around the region.
