Narendra Modi
Twitter and other U.S. tech companies are allowing authoritarians like China’s Xi Jinping and India’s Narenda Modi to determine what people can say—all over the world.
The gang of macho strongmen in power across the globe—from Putin to Orban to Xi to Modi—keeps getting bigger. Getting rid of them is the tricky part.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made clear to Vladimir Putin in a meeting that he is not confident in Russia’s decisions about the war in Ukraine.
They downplayed the pandemic’s severity, disregarded science, or ignored critical health interventions like social distancing and masks.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took credit for India escaping relatively unscathed last year—and then did almost nothing to avert the devastation that’s ravaging the nation now.
If there’s one group of people who could fuel a protest encampment the size of a city for more than a month, it’s the resilient—and enraged—farmers who feed India.
The Trump administration has shown its allies once again—this time India’s Narendra Modi—that when push comes to shove, it backs away.