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It has even been suggested that North Korea has managed to skillfully survive sanctions for so long that it may be willing to teach Russia some of the tricks it has developed in return for nuclear weapons and missile technology.

Since the early 2000s, pieces by Banksy have been spotted in Palestine. Here's what some of his famous paintings depict about the region.

The latest calamity is another addition to the long list of causes that are accelerating the destruction of the Amazon.

Large-scale infringement of copyright of publisher Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, set up by ISKCON founder Srila Prabhupada, says court. How does copyright of religious texts work?

While the petitioners cited fundamental rights and argued that LGBTQIA+ couples deserve the legal privileges bestowed by marriage, the other side argued about the impact on children and the state's legitimate interest in regulating marriages. Here's an issue-wise breakdown.

India wants to become a manufacturing destination for high-end tech products as global companies look to diversify supply chains away from China. What is the situation currently, and what is India doing to change it?

The Rs 7,600 crore transshipment deepwater multipurpose seaport project is being built by Adani Ports and SEZ Private Limited. It's India's first deepwater transshipment port.

Keir Starmer is the favourite to be the next occupant of 10 Downing Street. But his centrist pitch is not universally loved.

Why are MBBS seats in some of the coveted Tamil Nadu colleges going vacant, and why have experts blamed the central seat allotment policy?

China has called itself a "friend to both Israel and Palestine". How has its involvement in the region in recent years impacted this approach? We explain.