South Asia
Pakistani Kashmir’s infrastructure collapses, revealing deep vulnerability.
A region already simmering with historical grievances is plunged into darkness as roadblocks and internet blackouts disrupt communication…
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News Desk
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Colombia's fragile politics takes a drastic turn as ultra-right-wing President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella wins runoff, leaving the international community worried about regional dynamics.
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Regions
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The line between life and death is being automated; AI is now a key player in deciding who to target in war. But at what cost?
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Air Canada’s Labor Harmony Is More Image Than Reality
Air Canada's carefully choreographed announcement of labor agreements hides the true costs and implications for the airline's operational stability and future trajectory.
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Kashmir Tensions Escalate as UN Probes Alleged Human Rights Abuses
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Topics
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As the transfer market becomes increasingly influenced by AI, football's unpredictability and innovative spirit are at risk of being lost in the data-driven era.
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Bhutia’s World Cup vision: a chance for India, but will it be enough?
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Caitlin Clark Cementing Her Legacy as WNBA Trailblazer
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A Labyrinth of Opaque Corporate Interests
An investigation into the International Business Times has uncovered a tangled web of corporate structures and shell companies, leading to questions about who truly controls the media and why they prefer to operate in the shadows.
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T K S Elangovan demands abolition of NEET, citing bias towards commercial coaching centers
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