Kalyan Kumar

Malaysia Airlines needs to convince the sceptics first before castigating others in going to town with their own versions.

Sex abuse is becoming a growing menace and international crime.

Clinching trade partnerships require lot of give and take.

Labour needs to relook its economic agenda and throw up a credible leadership to galvanise again

John Key can be credited with fostering a new brand of Kiwi nationalism.

Russia seems to love the game of bullying even big brothers

More data is required to show how far the closure of CRA's off shore tax evasion units will hit the revenue flow

In G20, a common solution for economic ills looks untenable as member states have varied rates for growth and slowdown.

Ukraine has to admit the lapses and abide by the international law.

The winner takes everything and John Key has surpassed all records with his impressive win. .

When companies become active in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), new markets at the "bottom of the pyramid" will open up.

China crackdown on corruption is going places.

The political leadership has to harmonise the domestic sentiments with the needs of globalisation

It raises the question of how far a foreign country can dabble into the domestic politics of another country

The ATC training deal speaks about the reputation of New Zealand Airways as a professional institution

The demand for an impartial investigation looks justified.

New Zealand political scene is getting some spice from Kim Dotcom and his Internet Party

The SMEs already enjoy a certain satisfaction level in tax matters and steps for more transparency can hike the comfort level.

When a militant wants to reform and return, denying that opportunity may not be fair

The allegations of snooping are taking a political turn, internally.

A grand weekend will be highly rejuvenating to the mind and body

New Zealand PM has been caught off hand in a snooping controversy and how far that will affect his party's poll prospects remains to be seen.

The high priority for oil and gas investors is welcome as will facilitate more oil exports in the future.

John Key is looking for a third term and in the two terms this consistency in policies could have been easily achieved

There must be a dialogue involving both the parties to arrive at a solution

John Key is facing allegations of surveillance unlike the routine corruption charges that haunt politicos

The policy seems totally silent on the role of private sectpr in driving growth in various sectors of the economy.

The investment protection deal may usher in a climate of trust and mutual confidence in the bilateral relations.

The incident is a wake up call to travellers to be careful about the credentials of the places they want to stay.