Global conflicts have increasingly demonstrated that economic boundaries are far more porous than geographical ones. India, the world’s third-largest economy by purchasing power and one of the fastest-growing major economies, does not exist in isolation from global geopolitical developments. As 2026 has starkly demonstrated, conflicts thousands of kilometres away — particularly in West Asia — can ripple through Indian petrol pumps, stock exchanges, export terminals,…
In today’s interconnected economy, tax avoidance has become one of the most pressing concerns for governments, regulators, and global institutions. While multinational companies (MNCs) are expected to pursue efficiency and maximize shareholder value, governments rely on tax revenues to fund development, infrastructure, and welfare. This natural tension has given rise to increasingly sophisticated tax planning practices and equally complex countermeasures. Below are some key themes…
