Alex Travelli

Delhi

South Asia Business Correspondent at The New York Times

South Asia business correspondent for The New York Times in Delhi. Previously with The Economist, ABC News, ex-Hong Kong.

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Articles

What Trump’s Apple Threat Means for India’s Tariff Negotiations

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Alex Travelli

Do You Throw Your Online Delivery Boxes After Opening Parcel? Know How It Can Make Your Bank Account Zero, Tips To Stay ProtectedWhat happens to the online delivery boxes that you throw away after receiving your order? They end up on roadside garbage heaps or outside …
What Trump's Apple Threat Means for India's Tariff Negotiations

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Alex Travelli

Apple and India have invested years and billions of dollars in teaming up against China. India sees it as a strength. To President Trump, it looks like leverage. Even after President Trump hit it with a 26 percent tariff, India had reason to be hopeful about trade negotiations with the United States. China was facing even higher import taxes. So were smaller Asian countries whose exports compete with India, like Vietnam and Bangladesh.
What Trump's Apple threat means for India's tariff negotiations

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Alex Travelli

NowRebels fighting against mining and militarisation are outnumbered by more than 40,000 forces deployed in Chhattisgarh’s Bastar region. Raipur, Chhattisgarh – Indian security forces have launched an all-out war against Maoist fighters in Chhattisgarh state, as the federal government aims to “wipe …
How Are Trump's Tariffs Affecting Your Business? We Want to Hear About It.

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Daisuke Wakabayashi |Keith Bradsher |Alexandra Stevenson |River Akira Davis |Meaghan Tobin |Alex Travelli | +1 more

Many of the products bought and sold in the United States, from digital devices to clothing, are made in Asia. China is, by far, the biggest exporter, but its neighbors like Vietnam, Japan, India, and Taiwan are major sellers to America's consumers and partners with their companies. President Trump believes he can force more goods to be made at home by raising taxes on American imports. He imposed new tariffs on cars, steel and aluminum.
India Arrests an Academic for Antiwar Posts on Instagram

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Alex Travelli |Suhasini Raj

The arrest of a political science professor shows Indian leaders' sensitivity to the political fallout from the military flare-up.
Modi’s Government Cracks Down on Dissent Over Pakistan Conflict

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Alex Travelli |Suhasini Raj

6 hours agoIs China the winner in the India-Pakistan conflict? The four-day conflict between arch-rivals India and Pakistan this month ended with a ceasefire and both claiming victory – but it now appears that China's defence industry might also be an unlikely winner.
Why there’s no battlefield solution to India’s perpetual Pakistan problem

2 weeks ago | telegraphindia.com | Mujib Mashal |Alex Travelli

This month’s violent escalation reminded the world how India’s gradual rise can be hindered by the troublesome country next door Mujib Mashal, Alex Travelli Published 18.05.25, 10:40 PM View of the destruction at a house after the cross border shelling by Pakistan, in light of the ongoing military conflict between India and Pakistan, in Rajouri district, Jammu and Kashmir, PTI Militarily, India fought Pakistan to little more than a draw this month during their most expansive combat in half a...
Why There's No Battlefield Solution to India's Perpetual Pakistan Problem

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Mujib Mashal |Alex Travelli

News AnalysisThis month's violent escalation reminded the world how India's gradual rise can be hindered by the troublesome country next door. A house damaged in a Pakistani artillery shelling in Poonch, in the India-controlled part of Kashmir, on Wednesday. Credit... Atul Loke for The New York Times Militarily, India fought Pakistan to little more than a draw this month during their most expansive combat in half a century.
Why There’s No Battlefield Solution to India’s Perpetual Pakistan Problem

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Mujib Mashal |Alex Travelli

The 'Berlin Wall of Asia' between India and Pakistan is a strange site of theater and tearsThe only land crossing point between the two countries has been closed since May 1, following an attack in Kashmir that led to the most severe …
Trump pokes at India again with claims on tariffs and technology

3 weeks ago | pressdemocrat.com | Alex Travelli

NEW DELHI — After claiming credit for ending India’s military escalation with Pakistan last week, President Donald Trump appeared to rankle India again Thursday with comments about high-stakes U.S.-India trade negotiations and Apple’s production of iPhones in the country. Trump, speaking to business leaders during his visit to Qatar, said India was nearing “a deal where basically they are willing to literally charge us no tariff,” without offering any details. In response, S.