World needs compassion more than ever before
On July 18, the world observed Nelson Mandela International Day, marking the 108th birth anniversary of ‘Madiba’.
On July 18, the world observed Nelson Mandela International Day, marking the 108th birth anniversary of ‘Madiba’.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s promise of fast-track courts for paper-leak cases is an acknowledgement that India’s examination crisis can no longer be answered with arrests and assurances alone.
There is no officially published change in the numerical position of Pakistan’s Asim Munir in the Warrant of Precedence by virtue of his elevation to the rank of Field Marshal.
For more than two decades, Vladimir Putin’s compact with Russia’s business elite was straightforward: accumulate wealth, but leave politics to the Kremlin.
Generally, it is taken for granted that the journey on the path of development is accompanied by increasing urbanization.
India’s biggest trade deal in two decades is not really about tariffs or geopolitics. The India-EU FTA is a test of whether India is willing to open its own markets, let competition take hold, and step beyond the comfort of protection.
Artificial Intelligence is no longer a niche technological conversation. Today, AI is embedded in nearly every product, service, and policy debate. Whether necessary or not, the term “AI-powered” has become a marketing label across industries.
Sometimes a nation’s moral temperature is not taken in Parliament or courtrooms, but on a crowded street, in front of a small shop, during an ordinary quarrel that suddenly becomes a test of conscience.
When the United States first declared in 2009 that greenhouse gases endanger public health, it quietly redrew the map of environmental governance.
The indirect talks between the United States and Iran, held in Muscat, Oman on 6 February had been described by both sides as “positive” and “constructive”.
