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India must leverage its digital verification architecture to evolve into a trust-based economyIndia faces a low-trust economy with high friction, exemplified by complex KYC norms. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted this ...- WTO's dispute settlement system should be fully functional, says Piyush GoyalIndia urged WTO members to restore the dispute settlement system's functionality, highlighting its current dysfunctionality prevents effect...
- Tariff trouble: Multilateralism in the time of unilateral trade actionsA reimagined multilateral trade organisation is needed—one that is much stronger and more agile and alive to its members’ concerns than the...
- Your credit score may fail you, even if you’ve played by the rulesCredit scores in India, calculated by credit information bureaus, significantly impact access to loans, jobs, and even healthcare. However,...
- View: Will rich nations distort WTO?The WTO ministerial conference in Abu Dhabi has sparked discussions on reforms to agriculture and fisheries subsidies. Developed countries ...
- If India wants to grow, it has to get the WTO trade dispute system workingThe WTO is mandated to solve global trade disputes. But what happens when its systems stop functioning?
- The actor who brought Israel-Palestine conflict to bedrooms across the worldFauda, which is Arabic for chaos, premiered as a TV series on Netflix in 2015, developed by Avi Issacharoff and lead actor Lior Raz, who wa...
- MSMEs blame litigation tangle, cost for being a segment killerThe sluggish and ineffective legal system in India hampers entrepreneurial growth and adversely affects the MSME sector, FISME said.
- Will 'Make in India' showpiece crash into a roadblock after WTO ruling?Smartphone exports were only Rs 1,300 crore in 2017-18, which then moved up sharply to Rs 11,200 crore in 2018-19, and thereafter to Rs 27,...
- Tariff protection can help only that longGlobal handset manufacturers began to seek supply chain resilience after China's shutdown over the pandemic, and India became an obvious ch...
- Racism, climate and divisions top UN agenda as leaders meetFor the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began, more than two dozen world leaders appeared in person at the U.N. General Assembly on ...
- Previous 100 picks ‘ignored’, SC judge-led panels stop interviews for tribunal postsTOI has learnt the collective decision by SC judges to stop further selection process had led to a bench of CJI V Ramana and Justice Surya ...
- India, US agree to resolve amicably dispute over steel import dutyThe WTO dispute resolution body has ruled against the US in this case stating that the high duty imposed by America on certain hot-rolled c...
- US blocking appointment to key WTO body, Trump may soon be the only winner in any trade disputeUS has been preventing vacancies in the Appellate Body from being filled, which has badly affected its functioning even as disputes continu...
- Message on J&K should be 'loud and clear' to Pakistan: IndiaIn its 'Right of Reply', India also rejected the "fanciful and misleading" remarks by the Pakistani envoy to the UN.
- TDSAT may become dysfunctional when chairman Justice Aftab Alam retiresCOAI represents top GSM operators such as Bharti Airtel, Vodafone India and Idea Cellular, besides newcomer Reliance Jio Infocomm.
- What PM Modi must tell Xi: Beijing should consider the benefits of having a settled boundary with IndiaThough both sides draw comfort from the relative peace on the India-China border since 1967, the dispute is caught in stale rhetoric.
- The unorganised sector: Government must shake out old laws and focus on new onesSoon after inception, both the NCEUS and UPA became disinterested in examining old laws and focused more on new ones that would drive right...
- Fast-track all cases to boost Indian economyIt is lack of political and administrative will that holds up reform and expansion of India’s legal system.
- Curse of industrial violenceIt would be misplaced to take a legalistic view of industrial disputes.
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