In public memory, the assassination of Ali Khamenei will likely be reduced to images of jets, plumes and rubble. In the technical record, it reads as something different.
Brijesh Singh
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MUMBAI: The borderlands of empire have always been laboratories of human folly, and the Durand Line separating Afghanistan from Pakistan stands as no exception—like scar tissue across geography, marking …
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West no longer perceives itself as steward of universal system but endeavours to mitigate damage. This precipitated a new approach: forging smaller coalitions and ‘mini-orders’ focused on energy …
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The choice is not between modernity and nostalgia, or efficiency and control. It is between a future where India’s governance is augmented by tools we understand, govern, and …
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Imagine if your smartphone’s voice assistant, your bank’s chatbot, and that perpetually confused customer service AI, all began their own WhatsApp group discussions.
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Every new digital service, every connected device, every cloud-based system introduces potential vulnerabilities that adversaries can exploit.
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Maduro’s capture reveals a new US doctrine where cyber warfare disables nations before troops arrive, raising stark lessons for India’s security.
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Betrayal by the progressive left is intellectual; it suggests that anti-racism has become conditional. It implies one must be economically destitute or geopolitically aligned with specific Western narratives …