There is a particular kind of procrastination that afflicts otherwise decisive people when it comes to old electronics. The laptop that stopped running properly in 2019 migrates from the desk to the wardrobe shelf, then to a storage bin, then…
When the United States Supreme Court handed down a 6-3 decision on Tuesday affirming birthright citizenship for children born on American soil — including those born to parents present unlawfully or on temporary visas — President Donald Trump did not…
A New Generation of Academic Dishonesty Students across East Asia and beyond are deploying AI-powered smart glasses to cheat in high-stakes examinations, prompting urgent responses from education authorities in South Korea, Taiwan, China, and the United Kingdom. The incidents —…
A diplomatic contradiction played out in public on Tuesday, with US President Donald Trump announcing imminent nuclear talks with Iran in Doha, and Tehran flatly denying any such meeting had been requested or arranged. Trump posted on Truth Social with…
With urban local body and panchayat elections drawing closer, Rajasthan’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party is finally moving to address a significant governance gap — more than 50 key positions left vacant across the state’s boards, corporations, commissions, academies and statutory…
Cross-Border Strikes and a City Under Siege Pakistan launched ground operations and air strikes along the Afghan border in the immediate aftermath of a significant militant assault on Karachi, with Islamabad claiming its forces killed 29 militants in coordinated precision…
Google DeepMind Haemorrhages Talent as AI Startups Outbid Big Tech for Top Researchers Alphabet’s Google DeepMind is facing a deepening talent crisis, losing several of its most prominent researchers to rivals OpenAI and Anthropic in rapid succession — exits that…
Indian Government Clarifies Passport Is Not Proof of Citizenship, Citing 1967 Law India’s central government clarified on Thursday that an Indian passport has never constituted definitive proof of citizenship, asserting the position reflects decades of settled law — not a…
Intelligence Agencies Sound Alarm: AI Capabilities Could Outpace Defences Within Months International intelligence agencies are warning that artificial intelligence models are advancing at a pace that could overwhelm both government and private sector defences within months, raising urgent questions about…
Property Educator Pocketed S$2.7 Million in Commission Before Scheme Collapsed A 55-year-old Singapore property agent who ran paid investment courses used her company to funnel clients into an unlicensed Australian housing scheme, leaving 347 investors with combined losses of S$16…
