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Javier Milei

El Loco

A political earthquake has taken place in Argentina with the Argentines electing Far-right outsider Javier Milei, 53, as their new President. The Left-wing politics that has been spreading its wings in Latin America – Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Bolivia, Mexico and Peru – has stumbled in...

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AI & Hallucination

The threat of artificial intelligence (AI) to human civilisation is assuming varied forms every passing day. Net-users have been, for some time now, confronted with an AI-powered simulation called “deepfake” which has the potential to wreak incalculable damage on the world, both financially and politically....

Chinese President Xi Jinping waves as he walks with US President Joe Biden at Filoli estate on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, in Woodside, California, US, November 15, 2023. (PC: Reuters)

Mixed Signals

The world is still at a loss to comprehend why US President Joe Biden rubbed China’s President Xi Jinping the wrong way after their much awaited and much needed meeting took place in San Francisco. It was expected that the meeting would result in a...

Aakar Patel

Polishing Coinage

When Congressman Shashi Tharoor complained in a tweet once that the BJP had merely changed the names of 23 Congress schemes, and said that Modi’s was a “name-changing” government and not a “game-changing one”, his claim was put to the test. It was found that...

Dilip Cherian

Trust at Stake

In the never-ending tussle between Narendra Modi sarkar and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Delhi Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar finds himself embroiled in a fresh controversy. While his previous headline-grabbing act involved sending files directly to Lt Governor V.K. Saxena on service matters, bypassing the...

Sunak’s Sleight of Hand

What the sacked UK home secretary Suella Braverman has done is nothing short of madness. For, no other minister of any government in living memory is known to have aired her or his views in a newspaper on the action of an agency of the...

A person walks past a '#COP28' sign during an event in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. (PC: REUTERS)

Farming & Fossil Fuel

The miseries afflicting Delhi due to smog caused by, among other factors, stubble burning are no isolated development. One of our era’s great and unpalatable truths is that global food production and the climate emergency are integrally connected. Drought, flood and other extreme weather events...

Aakar Patel

Concerns Ignored

Demonetisation’s anniversary came and went, without any defence of the masterstroke from the Indian government. Notebandi was the idea of a man with a diploma in mechanical engineering from Latur, a town in Maharashtra. Anil Bokil runs an institution called ArthaKranti (economic revolution) and describes...

Dilip Cherian

Puzzling U-turn

In a startling reversal, the Modi sarkar has disavowed its own 360-degree appraisal system for senior civil servants, specifically for those at the level of joint secretary and above. This abrupt change in stance, now asserting that “no such system exists in the Government of...

Trapped Afghans

A colossal humanitarian tragedy is unfolding close to India’s border, but the world is too preoccupied with the Israel-Hamas war and the woes of Palestinians caught in the crossfire to take note of it. Hundreds of thousands of Afghan refugees are being forced to leave...

 

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