For the US, nuclear programme negotiations are distinct from the ceasefire talks. For Iran, they are inextricably linked.

Every week, we recap highlights of the news from China. This edition covers some notable tech developments and the China-Taiwan relationship.

India may pull through fertiliser shortages in the coming kharif. The real problem would be in the rabi season.

India-Turkey relations have been prone to disruptions, thanks to even minor disagreements between India and Pakistan and Turkish support for Pakistan. But their changing roles on the global stage offer incentives to engage.

The board’s order dated November 2025 stated that a police report submitted to it described Singh’s crime as heinous and that his presence in the area, if released, “will affect public peace and tranquility.” This reasoning did not pass muster with the court

The petitioners had challenged the state government’s delay in releasing pending DA and DR instalments, as well as a controversial plan that staggered arrears based on pensioners’ age.

Launched in 2021 with a Rs 76,000-crore outlay, the India Semiconductor Mission was conceived as a state-backed push to build a full-stack chip ecosystem

About 80% of oil and oil products transiting the Strait of Hormuz in 2025 were destined for Asia. The war has significantly affected fuel deliveries, and could force a shift to both conventional and renewable alternatives.

NARIT-AI will integrate legal provisions, case laws, and investigative procedures to provide real-time analytical support to law enforcement agencies in handling complex narcotics cases.

Without a reimagining of its fiscal federalism, India cannot fulfil the original Constitutional promise of each vote carrying equal weight.

Babur prevailed despite commanding almost no local support, facing a deeply hostile Muslim population, and wielding a technology that was not entirely new to India. How, then, did he win?

Despite being one of the early movers into the backend chip design business, as well as its vast resources to spend on R&D, Apple is seen as lagging behind in the software pivot

A ‘mini-battlefield network on wheels’, the Atlas system integrates automation and scale, with implications for export and any future conflict in Taiwan or around the Line of Actual Control (LAC).

Iran’s military can threaten shipping traffic throughout the Strait of Hormuz, even though much of its navy has been destroyed by U.S. and Israeli strikes.

Iran has termed the seizure as piracy while the US says its action was lawful. So who’s right here? The answer depends on which legal framework is applied to the scenario

For the security establishment in Jammu & Kashmir, the April 22 tragedy was a systemic shock. Never before had tourists been targeted at scale. It forced a rethink of both assumptions and deployment.

The UN Resolution 47 was passed on April 21, 1948. Nehru has since been criticised for approaching the UN and 'internationalising' the Kashmir issue. Here's why India went to the UN, and what happened there.

Recent reports suggest that both the US and Iran are exploring steps that will allow each to claim early gains while preserving leverage for subsequent stages. This, of course, is easier said than done.

Aside from pats on the back, what can Pakistan gain from its US-Iran mediation efforts? Are there pitfalls? What does India need to watch out for? We explain.

Short-term electricity trades allow both power generators and consumers to meet fluctuations in demand. Changes to this mechanism have been suggested under new draft rules.

The order, dated April 13, came down heavily on the NHAI and state public work departments. It said that a high-speed Expressway, must not become a corridor of peril due to administrative lethargy or infrastructural gaps