The court has signalled that foreign awards will be enforced unless they cross a narrow legal bar, limiting the scope for delay at the last stage. The ruling is likely to matter in investor disputes where enforcement often drags on through repeated challenges

This 7,000-tonne vessel, the third Arihant-class submarine, is larger and technologically more advanced than its predecessors, INS Arihant and INS Arighaat, and will be a key component of India’s nuclear triad.

Oil shock and El Niño could likely decide how inflation will pan out. If conditions worsen, the chances of RBI raising interest rates rise, making EMIs and loans more expensive for Indians.

The two dismissals are significant as US President Donald Trump reportedly avoided changes in personnel during the first year of his second presidential term.

The IBC was enacted in 2016 to create a time-bound mechanism to deal with companies that default on their loans — by reviving them through resolution or liquidating them if resolution is not possible.

The induction of INS Aridaman boosts India’s ability to not only deter nuclear strikes but also respond in case of such an attack

The countries worst affected by Iran’s horizontal escalation have been the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman and Qatar. Yet, a clear difference in approach to the war has emerged among them. Here’s a look at all four of these countries.

The court coined a term for the defendants' strategy: the 'Dartboard Model'. Justice Singh observed that Rosenberger slung 'darts' at the patent in the form of unrelated prior arts at it

They have requested the government to waive these charges, stop arbitrary levies, and direct shipping lines to release or return containers without linking this to disputed payments

Gulf nations have viewed the growth of Tehran’s armed forces, its nuclear programme and alleged hegemonic tendencies as threats since the 1979 revolution. An ideological reorientation in the Arab world also played a role in the policy shift.

Here’s a look at how hostage-taking became a key part of Iran’s foreign policy, and why the case of the missing airman is so significant in this regard.

The Easter date is fixed based on the full Moon. It is generally observed in either March or April, leading to its association with the onset of Spring — a season symbolising growth and rebirth in nature.

Recovering soldiers from downed aircraft in enemy territory is one of the most complex military operations. Here's how such missions are generally conducted, and what we know about the one in Iran.

What explains China’s involvement in the West Asian conflict now, and what lessons might it be taking from it? Domestic economic interests and a recent history of diplomatic engagement have a role to play.

India is among the countries that have been engaging directly with Iran at the diplomatic level for the safe passage of their ships through the Strait of Hormuz.

The botched Operation Eagle Claw highlighted deficiencies in planning and inter-service coordination, and transformed the way the US conducted special operations by creating a unified command.

Iran’s oil earnings have risen thanks to higher global prices, and despite military losses, the regime has endured against much stronger adversaries.

What is so distinctive about Iran's strategy in meeting US-Israel's high-impact campaign? Is the war heading to a 'managed stalemate'? An expert explains.

The energy supply and price shock from the ongoing conflict is reminiscent of the 1970s, which saw low growth along with high inflation.

Globally, a lot has changed since the RBI announced its last policy in February 2026. The crisis in the Middle East has become a point of concern

Ranjit Rae, former Ambassador to Nepal, speaks to The Indian Express about the new Nepal government, led by the charismatic Balendra ‘Balen’ Shah, the recent political arrests, and how India can best leverage the generational change in Nepali politics