Suicide Is Rarely a Private Act

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Nepal Faces Fallout After PM Admits Cross-Border Encroachments

A day after Nepal Prime Minister Balen Shah stirred a hornet’s nest both in his country and India with his admission that his country encroached upon Indian territory, the new government is now struggling to contain the aftermath. Shah’s controversial statement came in reply to lawmakers’ questions in Parliament on Lipulekh, Limpiyadhura, and Kalapani, the

The Real AI Battle in Industry: Data, Not Models

While the tech giants wage an all-out race to build general-purpose AI models, another revolution, quieter but just as profound, is unfolding on the factory floor. Everywhere it takes the same very concrete form: systems able to draw on tens of thousands of technical documents to give teams a reliable answer within seconds. This revolution

Steelhenge: The Human and Ecological Cost of the Border Wall

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Court Blocks Trump Renaming and Closure of Kennedy Center

President Donald Trump has suffered a major legal and political setback in his attempt to reshape the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. In a striking intervention, Federal District Judge Christopher R. Cooper issued a 94-page ruling blocking the Trump administration's effort to rename the historic cultural institution and halting plans to shut

Brian Chesky: Reinventing Travel and Hospitality

Monday, June 01, 2026 Today's News Brian Chesky: The Visionary Entrepreneur Who Revolutionized Modern Travel Image Credit:-INC Magazine INTERVIEW GMA Introduces Artenis (ATNS) and Formalizes Its Transition Toward a Blockchain-Based Cultural Infrastructure Model A Conversation With Gregorio Maiorano For years, blockchain projects claimed they would transform entire industries. Most never did.… READ MORE Elizabeth Edwards

Pentagon Pushes Battlefield AI, Military Leaders Urge Restraint

The Trump administration is pushing to unleash the power of artificial intelligence for the US military while facing calls to put up guardrails around the rapidly developing technology from some companies — and even notes of caution from top leaders in uniform. Adm. Frank Bradley, head of US Special Operations Command, told attendees of a

Can the Military‑Industrial Beast Be Tamed?

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Latin America: India’s Undervalued Export Opportunity

India’s exports to Latin American countries now exceed exports to several neighboring markets and traditional trade partners, underscoring the region’s emergence as a strategically important destination for Indian goods. In 2025–26, India’s exports to Brazil reached 7.02 billion dollars—higher than exports to Japan (6.04 bn), Vietnam (6.6 bn), Spain (6.96 bn), South Korea (6.01 bn)
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