The three-day summit in France focused on the Russia-Ukraine war, the US-Iran standoff, migration and artificial intelligence. Here are the key outcomes, and what they mean for India and the wider world.

Can Israel keep fighting in Lebanon, endanger the deal, and potentially infuriate Trump? Can Netanyahu survive politically if the MoU is seen as a surrender that fritters away hard-fought gains? We explain.

A final agreement would both address the Iranian nuclear programme, and set the terms of the US-Iran political relationship. But it also points to a stronger Iran, with implications for West Asia.

It has been a difficult year for India-US ties. The strategic trust, developed over the last two-and-half decades, has taken a beating. Both sides will have to put in work to mend fences.

The US Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged for a fourth straight meeting but has sent hawkish signals. Higher interest rates in the US could lead to foreign outflows from the Indian capital market.

Accenture's subdued outlook sparked fears in the already battered Indian tech industry that demand conditions could remain challenging for outsourcing and digital transformation projects.

FIFA’s new referee-view camera offers fans a first-person perspective of the action. Here’s how the technology works, where it has been used before, and what makes this version different.

The Supreme Court in a 2023 judgment had said that “a split is no longer a defence” under the anti-defection law, and that members of multiple factions may continue only if the requirements relating to merger with another party are satisfied.

PTC India cannot trade on the HPX power exchange unless it first dilutes its stake. Yet, that may prove difficult. It also comes amid proposals for changes in how electricity is bought and sold on power exchanges in India.

After the signing of the 14-point MoU with the US, Iran has announced a new permit procedure for vessels to cross the Strait of Hormuz. This is what it entails.

Labour leader Andy Burnham’s win in Makerfield has evoked a fresh debate on a potential change of the party’s leadership. Here’s what to know about the byelection’s significance and what might follow.

Electricity meets only a small fraction of the world’s energy needs. And most of this electricity comes from fossil fuels. A radical shift to renewables is required.

Switzerland has been a 'neutral' country for centuries now, making it an attractive financial destination and the preferred facilitator of mediation. This doctrine, however, has been repeatedly stretched and adapted to changing geopolitical realities and…

Pedestrians are among the most vulnerable road users in India. Deaths have more than doubled in a decade and now account for the second-highest share of road fatalities after two-wheeler users.

As increasingly autonomous AI agents are deployed in software development, cybersecurity, scientific research and business operations, traditional techniques may not be enough to manage the risks they pose.

The wars in Ukraine and southern Lebanon have put the spotlight on fibre-optic drones. These are connected to operators through fibre-optic cables rather than radio signals, making them far less vulnerable to jamming.

On the 186th anniversary of Samuel Morse receiving a patent for the telegraph, a look at how Britain used undersea cables to build a global communications network.

Here is why the 'tri-commissioning' of INS Dunagiri, INS Sanshodhak, and INS Agray is significant, and why these three platforms are crucial.

From a pause in construction activities to the likes of David Beckham wishing Chinese students success in the exam, the “Gaokao” sees the state and private entities participate actively. It also reflects the government’s priorities.

The court’s order expands the scope of Section 69A of the IT Act by holding that the government can block entire applications or platforms and not just online content. But questions remain whether it addresses the underlying problem.

Professor B Ravindran, head of the Centre for Responsible AI at IIT Madras, is the lone Indian among the 40 people appointed to the Independent International Scientific Panel on AI.