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Aki Kaurismäki’s “Fallen Leaves,” short, sweet and utterly delightful, is the kind of movie that’s so charming, you want to run it back the moment it’s over. Kaurismäki, the writer-director Finnish master of the deadpan, has for nearly four decades been making minimalist, clear-eyed fables about mostly working-class characters in harsh economic realities. The same could be said for one of the main characters in the plaintive and tender “Falle...

The India-UK Comprehensive Strategic Partnership was launched in 2021 along with the India-UK Roadmap 2030 which seeks to expand ties in a range of areas. India and the UK have been negotiating a free trade agreement since January last year with a target to significantly enhance the estimated GBP 36-billion bilateral trading partnership.

More than 60 groups advocating for Asian American and Pacific Islander communities are pushing the US Congress to reform the Section 702 surveillance program as Senate leaders move to renew it.

An effort to reauthorize a controversial US surveillance program by attaching it to a must-pass spending bill has civil liberties advocates calling foul.

Top senate officials are planning to save the Section 702 surveillance program by attaching it to a crucial piece of legislation. Critics worry a chance to pass privacy reforms will be missed.

The Punjab & Haryana High Court has directed the Punjab government to file within two weeks, its reply to the petition filed by Waris Punjab De chief Amritpal Singhs alleged aide who were arrested in...

The Chinese space station, Tiangong, features a new robotic arm inside its experiment module. The Chinese space station, Tiangong, has recently added a new arm inside its Mengitan experiment module that is focused on assisting astronauts in their studies and research.

The Government Surveillance Reform Act of 2023 pulls from past privacy bills to overhaul how police and the feds access Americans’ data and communications.

Former defense minister Claus Hjort Frederiksen had alleged that Danish spies helped the NSA eavesdrop on European leaders.

For the US, China is not in the doghouse yet, and India is yet to become the ideal economic partner, let alone successor to Chinese economic prowess.