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Why ‘disillusioned young voters’ are still in Modi’s corner & how space sector is ‘immune to politics’

Shivani Mago - 2 May, 2024

World’s hottest election, ‘divisive rhetoric’ by Modi & India’s digital payments revolution

How BJP is ‘winning over’ women with ‘seva’ & trend of IITians joining political consultancies

India at crossroads, faces choice between economic growth and divisive politics, says global media

Why half a century of post-war peace between France and Italy is at stake

Srijan Shukla - 8 February, 2019

Your daily roundup of global news.

Three reasons why Donald Trump’s claims on North Korea cannot be taken at face value

Srijan Shukla - 7 February, 2019

Your daily roundup of global news

US making progress in negotiating peace with Taliban: Trump during State of Union address

Nayanima Basu - 6 February, 2019

Justifying US pullout from the Iran nuclear deal, Trump says it’s a radical regime that is the world’s leading state sponsor of terror.

Guaido vs Maduro: Where do countries stand on the Venezuela crisis?

Soniya Agrawal - 5 February, 2019

In El Salvador, anti-corruption crusader wins presidential election, vows not to ‘steal’.

Where will the Queen go if Brexit turns ugly — and other updates from London

Aastha Singh - 4 February, 2019

Pope Francis arrives in the UAE to promote a dialogue for peace and tolerance between the two faiths.

Saudi Arabia wraps up 2017 corruption crackdown that began in a luxury hotel

Soniya Agrawal - 1 February, 2019

The anti-corruption drive, referred to as ‘shock therapy’, was launched by Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman in November 2017.

Record-setting weather extremes see America shiver as Australians burn

Aastha Singh - 31 January, 2019

The National Weather Service warns that even 5-minute exposure to the cold could cause frostbite as reports emerge that Apple knew of Facetime bug.

How US is reacting to former Starbucks CEO’s possible run in presidential elections

Aastha Singh - 30 January, 2019

US files charges against Chinese telecom giant Huawei for stealing trade secrets among others.

Why Brexit may not happen on 29 March

Aastha Singh - 29 January, 2019

Three possible scenarios where US-China trade talks could end up, and US Senator Kamala Harris initiates her presidential campaign.

How America is moving its allies to isolate Huawei over arms race in tech

Aastha Singh - 28 January, 2019

Venezuela decides to let US diplomats remain in territory even as resentment grows against President Nicolas Maduro.

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Global Pulse

Why ‘disillusioned young voters’ are still in Modi’s corner & how space sector is ‘immune to politics’

World’s hottest election, ‘divisive rhetoric’ by Modi & India’s digital payments revolution

How BJP is ‘winning over’ women with ‘seva’ & trend of IITians joining political consultancies

India at crossroads, faces choice between economic growth and divisive politics, says global media

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Complex network of India’s existing air defence capabilities & the way forward

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Frontrunner is letting the challenger define this poll campaign. Modi still hasn’t found a big theme

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