As AI dominates current cybersecurity concerns, a far greater threat looms over banking: quantum computing. We explain what the technology is and why financial institutions are preparing for it now.

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Certain molecules exist in two forms — like your left and right hands. But the building blocks of life use only one. The scientists Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai showed how to make just that form in labs — something crucial for the manufacturing of medicines.

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India is revisiting its bilateral investment treaty framework after terminating dozens of pacts a decade ago. New agreements show greater flexibility on when foreign investors can seek international arbitration.

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In his career spanning almost five decades, Nana Patekar showed an inclination towards biographical roles — particularly since the 2000s. We recall five such instances in which he played real-life characters.

Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez, one of the few European leaders on the progressive left today, has been under fire amid a housing crisis. How might elections shape the politics of the EU's fourth-largest economy?

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Exalogic Solutions, an IT firm linked to Vijayan's daughter T Veena, is accused of receiving 'illegal payments' from Kochi-based Cochin Minerals and Rutile Ltd (CMRL) when the CPI(M) was in power in the state. Here's what the alleged payments and probe involve.

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The ongoing Left-backed countrywide agitation has seen AISA — electorally a marginal force in most university campuses — and particularly its national president, Neha Bora, attract increasing traction on social media.

The Indian-origin South African jurist has had a career of firsts, and her work has set precedent for how international law treats genocide and crimes against humanity. Here is why it remains relevant.

The Constitution guarantees the right to assemble peacefully. Police have powers to deny or revoke permission. What recourse do organisers have when permission is denied?