Nepal is heading into one of the most consequential elections in its modern history, and the forces shaping it are unlike anything the country has seen before. As the March 5,...
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Since 1945, the United Nations has stood as the primary pillar of international cooperation, acting as a safety net for the world’s most vulnerable. However, a sharp policy...
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China has moved decisively to reinforce its economic and technological boundaries by revising key trade legislation and unveiling new draft regulations governing so-called...
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For decades, the political landscape of Kerala was a fortress of bipolarity, a seesaw between the red of the Left and the tricolor of the Congress. To many, the state’s...
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The recent demolition of a statue of the Hindu deity Vishnu by the Thai military has reignited a long-standing and volatile debate regarding the intersection of national...
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For the thousands of families living in the rural heart of Greater Noida, the "smart city" dream has often felt like a postcard from a distant land. While sleek glass facades...
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In a country where public announcements are usually measured in kilometres of roads, numbers of beneficiaries, or percentages of subsidies, a very different statement has come...
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The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has taken a significant step toward modernizing how we prove our identity. Recently, the authority notified new amendments to...
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In an era where Artificial Intelligence (AI) can replicate a person’s voice and face with startling realism, the legal boundaries of digital identity are being tested as...
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In a recent and significant judgment, the Delhi High Court has addressed the complexities surrounding late-term abortion requests in India. The court, led by Justice Swarana...
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