Pakistan's Kashmir Solidarity Day is hypocritical theatre, funding the very terrorism it decries. It institutionalizes the "unfinished business of Partition," but Kashmiris debunk this: our struggle was class-based until radicalized by Pakistani spillover.
India's move to shift government email infrastructure to Zoho is not about inboxes, but about asserting digital sovereignty, reshaping market power, and signalling geopolitical intent in a winner-take-all global tech order.
China's role in the synthetic drug trade fits this pattern. The state does not need to order chemical firms to supply traffickers if regulatory ambiguity and weak oversight already make such behaviour profitable and low risk.
While isolation may offer fragile stability, genuine peace remains a distant illusion—a truth the seculars, liberals, and leftists in both countries need to accept, writes Arshia Malik.
Unstoppable Women of Web3 and AI has released its first list of the Most Inspirational Women of AI and Web3, highlighting leaders shaping global policy, research and emerging digital infrastructure.
The 'rebel' island today experiences in democracy, with its defects and its positive aspects, one can only dream that a similar system will also one day be adopted in the Mainland China. It will indeed be a great day for humanity.
The Republican-led US House of Representatives has failed to approve a one-month stopgap funding bill, as a federal government shutdown after Saturday midnight appears increasingly inevitable.
The US Department of Education has released a new report that calls on states and higher education leaders to prioritise efforts that advance diversity on college campuses.
In a stark warning about the ongoing existential threats to US democracy, President Joe Biden said "there's something dangerous happening in America now".
US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has said the Senate's proposed stopgap funding measure is unlikely to advance in the House, as a federal government shutdown looks increasingly likely.
A disheartened customer voiced dissatisfaction with SriLankan Airlines, expressing deep disappointment in what is referred to as the "worst Business Class flying experience in the world."
For over a month, Chinese sponsored cyber goons toiled rigorously inside Tibet and China to tarnish the image of Dalai Lama by indicting for 'sexual misconduct'.
The Government of India initiated a search and rescue operation dubbed 'Operation Dost' and launched it on February 10, 2023, to aid Syria and Turkey after the earthquake.