Editorial - Page 134

As the pandemic rightly demonstrated, the global medical response left much to be desired. Healthcare systems in most cases had no capacity and/or...

According to a study published in the reputed medical journal Lancet, India will have the third-largest economy in the world by 2050, placing behind...

In the chaos of the pandemic, the recent presentation of the Nobel Prize offers the ever-continuing hope that the ingenuity of man may carry us...

Facebook announced this week that it will be expanding its drive to push QAnon content off its platform. This is but one of the many companies...

The results of a recent Pew Research Centre survey on the perception of China in 14 advanced democracies has predictably shown a sharp rise in...

The global debate over app store monopolies and in-app fees has been raging for quite some time. Apple's App Store has particularly found unfavourable...

While it may seem that the current pandemic has reduced or halted instances of strife and human conflict across the world. The reality is not quite so...

In March, when UK PM Boris Johnson tested positive for COVID-19, the UK and the world with it, was shocked. Leaders had caught the virus before but...

Even as the nation's conscience lies already ablaze as a result of the Hathras rape incident, a new NCRB report titled 'Crime in India' has confirmed...

Lobbying has always been a part of a moral grey area that exists within the practice of representative democracy. While there are few laws explicitly...

This week, amidst a heated political climate, the round of traditional US Presidential debates began. To say that anyone expected a peaceful and...

As many sources have confirmed, the global death toll as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic has now crossed one million. Coming just three months after...