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China is planning the world’s first molten salt thorium reactor — a potential 60,000-year limitless energy breakthrough transforming global nuclear...

From the oil crisis of the 1970s to today’s green energy transition, Denmark’s wind champions showed the world a carbon-free future, shaping global...

GST 2.0 brings a simpler tax structure with two slabs, but states fear rising revenue losses may shrink welfare spending and deepen inequality

From oil crises to climate goals, India’s solar champions - ReNew, Adani, Tata, Waaree - have turned sunlight into serious power, shaping global...

At the break of dawn on Mahalaya, Bengal awakens not to the clatter of alarms but to a baritone that has endured for nearly a century. Birendra...

Not through protests or bans, but through small, everyday choices, consumers in India and China are rewriting the rules of globalisation—and...

Beyond melting glaciers and rising seas, climate change leaves its deepest scars on bodies and lives—from heat strokes to hunger, from cholera to...

In an interview with Professor J.S. Rajput, former NCERT Director and Atal Fellow at the Prime Ministers’ Memorial, Museum and Library, we explore...

In the second and final part of the two-part series, we explore CBAM’s impact on hard-to-abate sectors like iron & steel, cement, and fertilisers

As carbon taxes are reshaping global trade, the EU and UK’s CBAMs have sparked a clash between climate responsibility and economic fairness, forcing...

The surge in the Chinese Renminbi comes alongside broad rallies in the currencies of Hong Kong, Taiwan, and South Korea, as investors rush out of...

Recent global political developments, including US President Donald Trump’s ‘erratic policymaking’ have paved way for governments and policy-makers of...