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12 May, 2026

THE CODE REVOLUTION: Nations Lead Global Charge to Break Silicon Valley’s Digital Chains

In the corridors of power from Brussels to Beijing, a new type of sovereignty is being forged. It isn’t measured in battalions or border fences, but in lines of code and the

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11 May, 2026

India’s 320 km/h Bullet Train Places Mumbai–Ahmedabad Corridor Among World’s Fastest

India’s first bullet train corridor between Mumbai and Ahmedabad is moving steadily toward completion, positioning the country alongside Japan, France and China in the global high‑speed rail network. The project, designed for

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06 May, 2026

US Envoy Highlights Record Indian Investments Flowing Into America at SelectUSA Summit

US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor has underlined a sharp rise in Indian investments in the United States, saying Indian companies are set to invest more than $20.5 billion across technology, manufacturing

President Outlines Ambitious Development Plan as Opposition Disrupts Parliamentary Address

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu began delivering his third presidential address at 9 a.m., opening with a defence of his administration’s record and a pledge to accelerate reforms in the year ahead. Muizzu

05 Feb, 2026

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Parallels Between U.S. Foreign Aggression and Domestic Repression

The United States continues to present itself as the arbiter of global stability, yet analysts say Washington’s actions abroad increasingly mirror the systemic violence and inequality unfolding within its own borders. According

02 Feb, 2026

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China Intensifies Cultural Controls, Targeting Uyghur Music and Everyday Speech

BEIJING — A beloved Uyghur folk ballad once sung at weddings and family gatherings has become the latest casualty of China’s tightening controls in Xinjiang, where authorities are warning residents that listening

29 Jan, 2026

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The Roar in the Backyard: Pakistan’s Elite and the Perilous Allure of Exotic Pets

LAHORE, Pakistan — In the quiet, villa-lined outskirts of this sprawling provincial capital, wildlife officers arrived at a home in Nawan Kot to find a scene that might have belonged on the

25 Jan, 2026

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Amid Fog and Congestion, IndiGo Emerges as a Rare Model of Reliability

In the vast and often unruly airspace above the Indian subcontinent — where winter fog, dense traffic and the sheer scale of daily operations routinely test the limits of punctuality — one

20 Jan, 2026

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India Is Not for Beginners, but It Rewards the Brave

From the bustling heart of Mumbai to the quieter skies over Manchester, one journey captures the essence of a phrase that resonates deeply: India is not for beginners — and, as recent

10 Jan, 2026

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Maduro Case Pits Westphalian Sovereignty Against Newer Claims of International Responsibility

The United States has only once before seized a sitting head of state, and the precedent is both narrow and telling. In 1989, U.S. forces invaded Panama and captured Gen. Manuel Noriega,

04 Jan, 2026

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Pakistan’s Slide in the Global Peace Index Exposes a Region Moving in Divergent Directions

South Asia’s security landscape has long been shaped by its two largest states, India and Pakistan—nuclear‑armed rivals whose trajectories often define the region’s political temperature. But the Global Peace Index 2025 draws

29 Dec, 2025

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Dr. Preeti Aghalayam, pioneering director of IIT Madras Zanzibar, breaks barriers as the first woman to lead an IIT, steering innovation and education in Africa.

India’s Ambitious Bid to Become a Global Education Hub Faces Steep Hurdles

NEW DELHI — In a bold blueprint unveiled by NITI Aayog, India’s premier policy think tank, the country aims to transform itself into a magnet for international talent, drawing one million foreign

27 Dec, 2025

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Deputy Mayor Accuses Malé Mayor of Misleading Public on Hulhumalé Services Transfer

Malé, — A simmering dispute inside the Malé City Council escalated this week after Deputy Mayor Mohammed Areesh publicly accused Mayor Adam Azim of misleading residents about the long‑delayed transfer of municipal

22 Dec, 2025

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THE CODE REVOLUTION: Nations Lead Global Charge to Break Silicon Valley’s Digital Chains

India’s 320 km/h Bullet Train Places Mumbai–Ahmedabad Corridor Among World’s Fastest

US Envoy Highlights Record Indian Investments Flowing Into America at SelectUSA Summit

President Outlines Ambitious Development Plan as Opposition Disrupts Parliamentary Address

Parallels Between U.S. Foreign Aggression and Domestic Repression

China Intensifies Cultural Controls, Targeting Uyghur Music and Everyday Speech

The Roar in the Backyard: Pakistan’s Elite and the Perilous Allure of Exotic Pets

Amid Fog and Congestion, IndiGo Emerges as a Rare Model of Reliability

India Is Not for Beginners, but It Rewards the Brave

Maduro Case Pits Westphalian Sovereignty Against Newer Claims of International Responsibility

Pakistan’s Slide in the Global Peace Index Exposes a Region Moving in Divergent Directions

India’s Ambitious Bid to Become a Global Education Hub Faces Steep Hurdles

Deputy Mayor Accuses Malé Mayor of Misleading Public on Hulhumalé Services Transfer

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