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Global Development News
19 Jul 2018
Inglorious Empire by Shashi Tharoor — the rapacious Raj
A combative history of the British in India swats aside notions of benevolent imperial rule
488 Days 13 Hours 54 Mins 35 Seconds agoSaudis face backlash over $10bn Maldives plan
Activists say deal will force islanders from homes and damage the environment
488 Days 21 Hours 9 Mins 23 Seconds agoThe augmented reality of Blippar chief’s story
AR app’s co-founder did not study at LSE nor float his first company, records show
489 Days 6 Hours 7 Mins 20 Seconds agoHIV/Aids drugs face threat of disruption
Just four companies supply the bulk of antiretroviral medication to poorer countries
489 Days 10 Hours 17 Mins 28 Seconds agoStayzilla founder arrest shocks India tech leaders
Detention of Yogendra Vasupal comes as start-ups face tougher funding conditions
489 Days 16 Hours 18 Mins 10 Seconds agoApple is spending millions to clean up China's environment
'I think they like me:' Trump says he's popular in UK
US President Donald Trump has shrugged off protests planned across the UK ahead of his arrival there Thursday, claiming he is very popular in Britain because of his hardline stance on immigration.
India now has the 'world's strongest' net neutrality rules
Uber saved its London business. Europe may be tougher to crack
Trump releases letter from Kim, touts 'great progress'
India declares end to Nipah outbreak with a music video
The outbreak of the Nipah virus that killed 17 people in the southern state of Kerala was declared over Sunday.
North Korean leader ends Beijing visit with message for Washington
Pioneering Vietnamese show performed entirely on water
Syrian government forces raise flag in Dara'a
Syrian government forces say they have retaken a town that was the epicenter of the civil war that engulfed the country and the region for more than seven years.
'World's largest vertical farm' to feed Middle East's high-fliers
Water scarcity in the UAE is second only to Kuwait in the Middle East, so when it comes to farming, a smart approach is required. Now high-tech, low-water agriculture is set for a new superlative with the announcement of the world's largest vertical farm in Dubai -- and the produce could soon be coming to a flight near you.
Al-Abadi orders immediate sentences for terrorists on death row
Iraq's Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi has called for the "immediate" execution of all convicted "terrorists" on death row after the bodies of eight members of the country's security forces thought to have killed by ISIS were found earlier this week.
On the road with the Arabian Gazelles, Dubai's all-female supercar club
The Arabian Gazelles are out to prove that when it comes to fast cars, it's not just a man's world.
Failure of Saudi Crown Prince could be dangerous for us all
We may think we know a lot about Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Salman, one year after he was elevated to Crown Prince. After all, the past 12 months have seen him blitz world capitals, wooing politicians, business leaders and populations alike promoting his vision for modernizing his country.
Listen: India's culture wars
Jyotsna Singh discusses Hindu nationalism's growing sway over the country's culture and politics with the FT's Kiran Stacey
237 Days 17 Hours 26 Mins 55 Seconds agoPollution levels in Delhi prompt Diwali exodus
The annual ritual of setting off firecrackers, added to smoke caused by farmers burning stubble at harvest time, causes choking levels of smog in India's capital city during the Diwali festival
273 Days 14 Hours 27 Mins 8 Seconds agoSteady recovery for copper ahead of Chile summit
But further price rises are set to be limited by US rates and strong dollar
472 Days 1 Hours 13 Mins 38 Seconds agoAfricans fear the racism on India’s streets
Violent mob attack highlights harassment faced by many on a daily basis
472 Days 20 Hours 57 Mins 26 Seconds ago