A substantial portion of digital dissent and social friction we witness daily is being engineered transnationally, orchestrated from across our borders.
Author
Brijesh Singh
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By recognizing how Washington weaponizes information through these annual publications, India can better protect its narrative sovereignty while selectively leveraging American documentation when interests align.
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India’s new AI Governance Guidelines are a blueprint attempting to weave artificial intelligence into every Indian life.
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Deepexi Technology, China’s answer to Palantir, ignited a frenzy that didn’t just move stock tickers. It asked a question that echoes now in New Delhi’s power corridors: ‘If …
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For years, fortified enclaves in Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos operated with impunity, churning out billions by forcing hundreds of thousands of trafficked workers to perpetrate online scams. Yet a …
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