Pro-Palestinian supporters including one wearing a mask depicting US President Joe Biden (R), hold placards and chant slogans as they take part in a “Day of Action for Palestine” demonstration outside the British multinational arms, security and aerospace company BAE Systems, in London, on January 20. — AFP
A pro-Palestinian supporter holds a placards as she walks past Met police officers while taking part in a “Day of Action for Palestine” demonstration outside the British multinational arms, security and aerospace company BAE Systems, in London, on January. — AFP
Pro-Palestinian supporters hold placards and chant slogans as they reflected on a window during a “Day of Action for Palestine” demonstration outside the British multinational arms, security and aerospace company BAE Systems, in London, on January 20. — AFP
Pro-Palestinian supporters including one wearing a mask depicting Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahou (C), hold placards and chant slogans as they take part in a “Day of Action for Palestine” demonstration outside the British multinational arms, security and aerospace company BAE Systems, in London, on January 20. — AFP
The government no longer has the budgetary space to continue carrying hundreds of billions of rupees in untargeted subsidies while the power sector itself remains trapped in circular debt, inefficiencies, theft and under-recovery.
Our financial system is geared towards short-term, risk-averse lending, while climate adaptation and green infrastructure require patient, long-term capital.
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