India’s floods are rarely just about the rain. To call them natural disasters is to absolve ourselves of responsibility, to pretend that swollen rivers...

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When Prime Minister Narendra Modi met his Japanese counterpart Shigeru Ishiba in Tokyo recently, the announcements went far beyond routine diplomacy. At the heart...

Green hydrogen was once hailed as the savior of the energy transition: a clean, endlessly versatile fuel that could decarbonize steel production, aviation, shipping,...