Senator Graham says Trump backed tougher Russia sanctions, shifting the calculus for India, allies, and global energy trade US Senator Lindsey Graham said President Donald Trump gave a green light to advance a Russia sanctions bill. The statement landed amid growing pressure in Washington to harden the US line on Moscow. At the same time, […]
Post-strike rhetoric escalates fast as Washington’s focus shifts from Caracas to the wider Andean region The United States carried out a military action against Venezuela, after which US President Donald Trump publicly threatened military measures against Colombia. The sequence matters because it reframes the episode from a bilateral confrontation into a regional signal. The immediate
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Capital flows from Tokyo to Mumbai reveal stress inside Japan’s financial system as much as confidence in India’s future The prevailing explanation is neat and reassuring. Japanese megabanks investing in India are chasing growth. Japan is ageing, India is young. Credit demand at home is stagnant, while India’s financial system is expanding. Capital, therefore, flows
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Unverified strike reports and Pyongyang’s reaction underline how fast regional shocks now reshape global power lines Reports circulated of a US Venezuela strike, followed quickly by a strong message from North Korea directed at United States. However, official confirmation of a kinetic strike has not been released by Washington or Caracas at the time of
As permits expire at scale, Canada’s labour market and migrant framework face a hard reset, with Indians at the centre Canada is approaching a sharp Canada work permit expiry cycle that affects a large cohort of temporary residents who arrived during the post-pandemic labour surge. As permits lapse, renewal pathways narrow, and status risks rise
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A reported humanoid robot incident in China has shifted the debate from innovation to accountability in intelligent machines A humanoid robot in China reportedly behaved in an uncontrolled manner during a controlled environment test, following a software malfunction. While no verified public harm has been confirmed, the incident drew rapid attention across Chinese and international
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Fresh Chinese drills around Taiwan underline a shift in pressure tactics as regional and global stakes tighten China conducted fresh military drills near Taiwan, involving naval and air assets operating close to the island’s surrounding waters. The exercises followed official announcements from Beijing and were visible enough to draw immediate regional attention. The China military
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The deal signals a shift from model-building to system-level AI capability, reshaping how Big Tech scales intelligence Meta acquires Manus, adding the company’s capabilities to its expanding artificial intelligence stack. While financial terms and integration details remain undisclosed, Meta has confirmed the acquisition. The announcement lands amid an intense phase of AI platform competition. At
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India overtakes Japan in GDP terms, marking a shift from potential to position in the global economic hierarchy India has overtaken Japan to become the world’s fourth largest economy by nominal GDP. The change reflects updated global output estimates and sustained domestic growth momentum. However, the moment matters because it confirms a transition already underway.
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The real tension in AI is not intelligence versus labour, but optimisation versus agency The prevailing story of artificial intelligence is comfortingly linear. Machines grow smarter. Productivity rises. Humans shift to higher-order work. Societies adapt, as they always have, after moments of disruption. The arc points forward, even if the transition feels rough. This narrative
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