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Putin has long loathed populist retail politics, deriding the sort of baby kissing required of American politicians campaigning for office as frivolous and vulgar. But an aborted June 24 mutiny by Yevgeny Prigozhin, the mercenary tycoon, seems to have changed the calculation for Putin.

Many renowned figures across the world condemned the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, including MK Gandhi. Here's what he said.

NASA in collaboration with the United States Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is seeking a nuclear propulsion system that could potentially cut down the travel time to Mars by half.

Just over a week after Niger’s President Mohamed Bazoum was ousted in a coup, prices are soaring in the already impoverished Sahel nation.

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was found guilty of not disclosing information on gifts presented to Toshakhana, and the revenue received from the alleged sale of these gifts which amounted to as much as 140 million Pakistani rupees ($635,000).

Junta, jocund, jalopy: the provocation this week is the letter ‘J’. Let’s have some fun as we go on our weekly word hunting adventure.

Is Hindi India’s ‘national’ language? How are English, Hindi, and other languages used in the higher judiciary and other courts in the various states?

The Jharkhand Assembly on Thursday passed the ‘Jharkhand Competitive Examination (Prevention and Redressal of Unfair Means in Recruitment) Bill, 2023,’ aimed towards stamping out cheating in competitive exams.

While comparisons of India's Bill were initially drawn with the EU's landmark General Data Protection Regulation, the govt says that the Bill is only one part of its larger policy vision for the entire digital economy. What other data protection models have been adopted elsewhere?

The grant of stay by the SC essentially means that Rahul's conviction will be kept in abeyance — as though it did not exist. His disqualification from Parliament flowed from the conviction — and with the grant of stay, no grounds any longer exist for the disqualification.