The LA verdict is being seen as a watershed moment in the legal battle over whether tech platforms can be held accountable for the psychological impact of their products on minors

The abrupt move reflects how OpenAI is looking to shift its focus to its enterprise business and close the gap with rival Anthropic.

Israeli settlements in the West Bank go back to the 1967 Israel-Arab War and the idea of Israel itself. Despite repeated condemnations, they have continued expanding under the Israeli government

This comes after Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, during his budget speech on March 6, said the state is planning to ban social media among children aged under 16. The draft policy for Responsible Digital Use Among Students, however, is a separate move.

Jurors were directed, as a matter of law, to consider the platforms architecture, how feeds are structured, how engagement is sustained, and how users are drawn back repeatedly

Parsi women who marry outside their community can face exclusion, while men doing the same do not. A petition argues that this goes against equality, but it will have to be seen in view of the rights of minority communities.

On the agenda are reforms aimed at bringing back predictability to global trade rules that have been effectively torn up by Donald Trump-led US administration. Here's what India will hope from the summit

As the US retreats from renewables and climate financing hopes falter, India has signalled that it remains committed to clean energy pathway.

Here is what Nirav Modi’s team argued, how the Indian government countered them, and what the court’s ruling means for the extradition.

Gold, always seen as a safe asset that people turn to in times of trouble, has tumbled when least expected — during a war

Dr Reddy's 'Olymviq' branded-drug has run into a legal wall owing to its similarity to Novo Nordisk's 'Ozempic' brand. In India, the legal framework is quite strict on similarly named drugs.

Stress on fuel retailers’ finances was already visible amid the war in West Asia. Here is how retail prices of petrol and diesel, used by the vast majority of Indians, and government revenues will be affected.

Cheap drones are increasingly reshaping the economics of modern warfare, especially in the Iran war. Cost-effective solutions are needed to tackle them.

In this week’s ‘GDP: Graphs, Data and Perspectives’, Udit Misra writes that a recent OECD analysis points to the global GDP growth rate seeming “resilient”, but this hides many changes and country-specific assessments.

Inclusion in women’s sports has long been a subject of polarising debate. It has garnered further attention as issues related to diverse gender and sexual identities have become ideological battlegrounds in politics in recent years.

IOC said that any woman wanting to compete in international sport must now undergo a mandatory SRY gene screening, or a sex test. What does that entail? We explain. 

Tehran has turned the world's most critical oil chokepoint into a geopolitical lever. Here's how it's benefitting from it and how it decides to filter ships carrying oil and gas.

On Saturday, Delhi NCR will enter the dual airports club with NIA's inauguration; commercial operations are expected to start in a few weeks. Here is why it is significant, and how it compares with NMIA

Copper is essential to the modern economy, with uses ranging from housing and manufacturing to power grids, clean energy, artificial intelligence and defence. Thus, it is often seen as a barometer of economic health

Gopinathan resigned from service in 2019 but the government has still not accepted his resignation. As long as an officer is part of the service, they cannot contest elections and or even join a political outfit.

Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz has sparked the world’s worst energy shock. Now, the entry of their Houthi allies raises fears over another maritime chokepoint — the Bab el-Mandeb.