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The rising trend of gig and platform-based work and potential human rights abuses—exacerbated by the advent of AI—necessitate offering regular,...

The government’s decision to fence the Indo-Myanmar border and scrap the Free Movement Regime is indicative of a shift in focus from north-western...

Amid exponential increase in regional trade agreements — contextualised by China’s ascent, European Union’s economic decline, and US’ reluctance...

Post-election political developments in Pakistan reflect a scenario where the military dispensation controls the making and functioning of the...

In an exclusive interview with Millennium Post, Union Minister Anurag Thakur spoke to Simontini Bhattacharjee, highlighting the restoration of...

As India has decisively tilted towards the United States, China is trying to ‘balance this tilt’ by trying to wean away India’s trusted neighbours, a...

As economically rising Bangladesh goes for its 12th National Assembly polls without the principal opposition in fray, questions galore on its...

Although the green and white revolutions spurred sumptuous growth in production and export of food items, per capita availability of ‘proper’ food...

The turbulent trail of democracy in Myanmar — a country that has very similar diversity, history and trajectory to that of India — not only presents...

It is interesting to learn how and why we are going on expanding the size of the lexicon in which English speakers are adding new words to the...

Instead of straightaway entering into FTAs with developed nations, India should strengthen its innovation system, frame its own rules and regulations...

As Delhi-NCR again finds itself choked in the midst of life-threatening smog, perhaps at a more alarming scale, policymakers and environmentalists...