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Commuters across the Indian capital faced severe disruption as the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation abruptly shut seventeen key transit stations over critical security alerts.
In December 1936, King Edward VIII shocked the world by trading the British throne for romance, delivering an unprecedented radio broadcast that still echoes today.
New York just audited its entire legal code in 90 days using AI. Priya Sharma explores why Delhi’s bureaucracy needs this same 'digital debugger' to survive.
When the Dtrack malware breached India's largest nuclear plant, it shattered the myth of the air-gap. Here is how it happened and what Delhi is doing to prevent a catastrophe.
An estimated 20 million tonnes of crude oil lies locked beneath the Assam-Nagaland border. Despite a 2023 royalty deal, tribal land rights and constitutional clashes keep the drills frozen.
Washington's surprising decision to lower its proposed 500% tariff on Russian oil down to 100% sends ripples across global energy markets. For nations like India and China, heavily reliant on discounted Russian crude, this pivot offers a crucial, albeit temporary, reprieve from potentially devastating economic fallout.
Is the state obligated to save a life, even against one's will? A recent PIL in Delhi's High Court regarding Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike forces us to confront this profound ethical and legal quandary.
Uber's surprising opposition to a D.C. robotaxi bill pits it directly against its autonomous vehicle partner, Waymo. This strategic pivot reveals Uber's aggressive new approach to shaping AV regulation, not just adopting it.
The FCC's controversial approval for a space mirror test over the Mojave Desert threatens to fundamentally alter our night skies. From blinding astronomers to disrupting delicate ecosystems, the real-world consequences are far-reaching and largely unaddressed.
Imagine a single typo costing a nation millions. Estonia's €28 million legislative blunder led to an AI solution designed to catch such errors. Could this "Fuckup Finder" be the answer to South Africa's own policy pitfalls?
Two seemingly innocuous U.S. Army innovation websites became the unlikely canvas for hacktivists, displaying pro-Kurdish messages and a direct, public call-out of President Donald Trump. It's a sharp reminder that the internet is the new public square.
India and Indonesia are forging unprecedented defense ties, from advanced missile systems like BrahMos and Astra to crucial access to Sabang port. This strategic alignment could redefine maritime security and power dynamics in the Indo-Pacific.