Ananth Krishnan
China Correspondent at The Hindu
Editor at The View From India Newsletter
Director at The Hindu Group. Formerly, foreign correspondent based in China for India Today & The Hindu; Brookings India fellow; author, India’s China Challenge
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1 week ago |
thehindu.com | Stanly Johny |Meera Srinivasan |Ananth Krishnan
(This article is part of the View From India newsletter curated by The Hindu’s foreign affairs experts. To get the newsletter in your inbox every Monday, subscribe here.)Tensions remain high between India and Pakistan. After the Pahalgam terror attack, in which 26 people were killed by armed gunmen, Prime Minister Narendra Modi vowed that India will pursue the attackers and their backers “to the ends of the earth”.
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3 weeks ago |
thehindu.com | Stanly Johny |Meera Srinivasan |Ananth Krishnan
(This article is part of the View From India newsletter curated by The Hindu’s foreign affairs experts. To get the newsletter in your inbox every Monday, subscribe here.)U.S. President Donald Trump’s push to achieve a quick ceasefire in Ukraine has so far been unsuccessful. Under American pressure, Ukraine had earlier announced that it was ready to observe a 30-day interim ceasefire, an offer Russia rejected.
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1 month ago |
thehindu.com | Meera Srinivasan |Stanly Johny |Ananth Krishnan
(This article is part of the View From India newsletter curated by The Hindu’s foreign affairs experts. To get the newsletter in your inbox every Monday, subscribe here.)U.S. President Donald Trump’s move on April 2, 2025, or “liberation day” as he calls it, — unveiling sweeping tariffs targeting countries around the world — has brought forth enormous uncertainty to an already volatile world.
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1 month ago |
thehindu.com | Meera Srinivasan |Stanly Johny |Ananth Krishnan
(This article is part of the View From India newsletter curated by The Hindu’s foreign affairs experts. To get the newsletter in your inbox every Monday, subscribe here.)“Super afraid” – that’s how Columbia University doctoral student Ranjani Srinivasan feels after self-deporting to Canada. U.S. immigration and customs enforcement agents raided her apartment on the campus housing, claiming she was a “Hamas sympathiser”, and she was forced to take refuge in Canada.
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2 months ago |
thehindu.com | Meera Srinivasan |Stanly Johny |Ananth Krishnan
(This article is part of the View From India newsletter curated by The Hindu’s foreign affairs experts. To get the newsletter in your inbox every Monday, subscribe here.)Conspiracy theories serving a political agenda tend to be passionate but are invariably lazy. The shrill political debate and public discourse surrounding USAID’s presence in India has largely avoided hard facts, possibly because not many like truth coming in the way of a useful narrative.
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RT @the_hindu: An Indian military official fact-checked Pakistan's claim that its hypersonic missiles fired from JF-17 fighter jets destroy…
Over the past week, Chinese media and social media coverage of India-Pak tensions has been utterly disgraceful. Amplifying the worst of Pakistani disinformation- even the insulting nonsense that the brutal Pahalgam terror attack, that started everything, was staged. Condemnable.
(1/n) Dear @globaltimesnews , we would recommend you verify your facts and cross-examine your sources before pushing out this kind of dis-information.
RT @ahmedalifayyaz: We have very strong reasons to believe that at least two PAF jets have been shot down in Srinagar outskirts. But there'…
