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Around 190 megabytes of information from a Chinese company were recently posted on the software and code-sharing platform GitHub. What do we know about the leak so far, and how does it fit into China's larger surveillance activities?

The Raisina Dialogue is an annual conference on geopolitics and geoeconomics, which aims to address the most challenging issues faced by the world.

Nariman had been part of several landmark cases which paved the way for the evolution of Indian constitutional law. Here is a look at some of these cases.

Israel's transport minister Miri Regev posted a video on X, in which she is standing at Gujarat's Mundra port and describing the new trade route. Here is what it is, who it helps, and its potential pitfalls.

The Supreme Court has said that 'forests' should be defined in accordance with a judgment it passed in 1996. This assertion questions the Govt's argument for amending the Forest Conservation Act.

One of America's most prestigious universities is named after East India Company official Elihu Yale, who spent over a quarter of a century in India. Among other things, he made a considerable fortune through the slave trade.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is under intense heat after a report by the country’s Auditor General revealed what appear to be serious financial irregularities in the award of government contracts relating to a Covid app. What is the scandal about?

Money Bills provide a fast-tracked option for the enactment of laws by Parliament. But not all Bills can be categorised as money Bills. What are the criteria, and why has the Supreme Court been tasked with clarifying them?

India is competing with some of its key allies – the US and Europe – to attract chipmakers, and is offering a 50 per cent capital expenditure subsidy to successful applicants at the central level under its $10 billion incentive scheme, with state governments sweetening the deal further at their own end.

What is the strategic importance of Avdiivka and what does its fall mean for the Russia-Ukraine war? What weaknesses does it expose in Ukraine and its Western backers?