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Why did China declare a ceasefire in a war it seemed to be easily winning, and why did it withdraw behind the border it had crossed to start the fight? Here's a brief explanation of what experts have seen as the two major reasons.

Rising star center-right candidate Pieter Omtzigt is "riding the populist wave" without being a populist himself, analysts say. He may have helped calm the tone during this Dutch election, but can his model be exported?

Objects in the distant sky have fascinated humans for long, drawing feverish speculation about their nature and origins. But not all UFOs refer to the existence of life beyond Earth.

Why have the Yemen rebels, the Houthis, seized the ship headed to India? How have Israel and other stakeholders reacted? Who are the Houthis, and how are they linked to the Israel-Hamas war?

The recent turn of events once again brought OpenAI under the spotlight. It first broke into the mainstream after the launch of the chatbot ChatGPT, which took the world by storm. Here is a look at how the organisation was established, who runs it, and what are its goals.

Born in Kerala, Subramaniam became the CEO and president of FedEx last year. He joined the company in 1991 and was elected to the FedEx Board of Directors in 2020

Last year, Haryana reserved 75% jobs paying up to Rs 30,000 in the private sector for ‘local’ candidates. The HC has said this is discriminatory, and the provisions of the law amount to ‘Inspector Raj’. What’s going on?

SpaceX's engineering culture is considered more risk-tolerant than many of the aerospace industry's more established players and is built on a flight-testing strategy that pushes spacecraft to the point of failure. But time is ticking.

Chhath Puja significance, rituals, how to celebrate. Who is Chhathi maiyya

Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi has withheld his assent to a batch of 10 Bills, even as at least four opposition-ruled states are before the SC seeking relief from the increasingly common practice of Raj Bhavans halting the elected government’s lawmaking process.