In Retrospect - Page 6

As Bangladesh strives to rebuild itself as a democratic nation after the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s despotic regime, India, as a responsible neighbour,...

Though floods are not uncommon in India at this time of the year when the region receives most of its rainfall, climate change has made monsoon rains...

As Joe Biden, in an attempt to define his own place in American legacy, pledges to protect and secure the United States for the next 6 months during a...

The ‘gated stagflation’ lingering within the Indian economy is a result of stark wealth and income disparities, necessitating enhanced budgetary...

AI’s role in redefining workplace dynamics is literally undeniable. As organisations, institutions and employees battle this new technological...

Whistled speech has arisen in at least 80 languages around the world, especially in rugged, mountainous terrain or dense forests, where ordinary...

With Julian Assange walking out free of the Federal Court Building in Saipan, North Marianas Islands after pleading guilty of breaching the US...

With countries increasingly transitioning to trade in local currencies, driven by their disenchantment with the dominant US dollar, a new world order...

Data is the new currency — a tool that is enabling information exchange, facilitating transactions at record speeds and flowing across borders,...

With the end of the long election process, the leader of the largest coalition, the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), is expected to form the new...

With the fate of candidates already sealed after an elaborate election process for the Lok Sabha, the incoming government is expected to heed to...

The fatal consequences of Pune hit-and-run case and subsequent leniency exhibited by the judiciary have stirred pressing questions regarding the...