India has accounted for about 3.6% of global emissions since 1751, versus nearly a fifth for EU member states. But instead of funds flowing from developed countries to developing ones, the CBAM sends it the opposite way.

The Greenland framework symbolises a marked conceptual shift. The US gets access to a long-term guaranteed security arrangement without formal acquisition or legal and geopolitical repercussions.

What conditions have to be met before a drought can be officially declared? What roles to the Centre and state governments play?

The answer depends on whether the calculation would be in Indian rupee or in US dollar terms. Since India’s rupee weakens against the US dollar every year, achieving this goal in US dollar terms is considerably tougher.

The 2023 law on appointing the Chief Election Commissioner and Election Commissioners excludes the Chief Justice of India from the selection process. A challenge to the law has divided a two-judge bench on whether it should be heard by a Constitution Bench.

Recent flare-ups in the West Asia conflict are leading to significant pain for the three PSUs — Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum, and Hindustan Petroleum — in the absence of a hike in retail fuel prices.

An OpenAI agent breached Australia’s Medicare statistics portal during a routine research task. The incident highlights the risks of autonomous AI systems bypassing access controls.

For bank employees, a five-day week is the principal unresolved demand. At present, bank branches are closed on the second and fourth Saturdays. The unions want all Saturdays to become holidays.

The world depends on a small group of private stakeholders to manufacture and manage undersea cables, which carry over 99% of internet traffic and are increasingly becoming targets for sabotage.

The term traces its origins to the immediate aftermath of World War II. Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s comments come on the back of rising hostilities with China and Russia, both permanent UN Security Council members.

The ECI is entrusted with the responsibility of conducting free and fair elections in India. The recent Express investigation has led to calls for the Chief Election Commissioner to be removed.

Why were markets hit so hard? There are a range of reasons, according to analysts: Surging crude oil prices, the resultant inflationary concerns, and rising bond yield — all amid the West Asia conflict.

The High Court quashed preventive detention of a Poonch resident under the Jammu and Kashmir Public Safety Act, holding that the allegations against him did not justify invoking the extraordinary power of preventive detention.

The Veer Guardian air exercise focused on interoperability and speaks to the growing scope of India-Japan defence ties amid an assertive China in the Indo-Pacific.

The plan, according to Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, would end the conflict in West Asia ongoing since February, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and begin comprehensive talks about Tehran’s nuclear programme.

Passed by the West Bengal Assembly on June 29, the anti-Goonda Bill is a preventive detention statute aimed at 'goondas' and 'anti-social activities'. But the President has returned it for reconsideration. So when does a state Bill go the President?

The Odisha Assembly has seen Opposition protests for days over the Centre's mining law that limits states' powers to tax mines.

Dozens of delegates walked out as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took the UNGA podium. But this dramatic display of dissent is far from new. Here is what UN walkouts mean and how they have been used over the years.

The largest-ever US arms sales to Taiwan could become a flashpoint in its relations with China. How does the island figure into an already complex relationship?

China's growing economic might and the US's increasingly erratic policy decisions raise questions on whether the yuan can mount a credible challenge to the dollar. But doing so requires much more than economic strength.

Poompuhar, also known as Kaveripoompattinam, features prominently in Sangam and post-Sangam literature. The port city at the Cauvery’s mouth is described as having been thronged by merchants from across India and Southeast Asia.