1 | Editor in Chief | Shivangi has spent nearly 7 years writing professionally. For at least half of this period, her work has explored politics, culture, and global affairs, connecting complex ideas with clear and engaging narratives.
One mobilized volunteers under threat of torture. The other mobilized Twitter followers. The committee's decision seems clear—until you examine what they've gotten wrong before.
Metal-organic frameworks—crystals with empty internal spaces—are transforming science, from water harvesting in deserts to capturing carbon and storing energy.
Three physicists proved quantum mechanics works at visible scales—40 years before quantum computing became an industry. The 2025 Nobel Prize recognizes experiments that showed the impossible: billions of electrons acting as one quantum entity.
A discredited hypothesis, decades of painstaking research, and a discovery that transformed modern medicine.
Israeli PM dispatches negotiators to Egypt for hostage deal, yet airstrikes continue unabated, undermining trust in ceasefire commitments.
For decades, medical science has treated the male body as the default, leaving women with dangerous drug reactions, misdiagnoses, and treatments that simply don't work.
Pete Hegseth’s Quantico address wasn’t just rhetoric — it laid bare Trump’s plan to weaponize the military and government against diversity, equity, and inclusion.
With the Paris Agreement a decade old, leaders must address emissions gaps, funding shortfalls, and climate justice to secure a sustainable future.
The U.S. federal government entered a shutdown on October 1, 2025, marking deepening partisan divides and uncertainty over federal funding and services.
Donald Trump’s 20-point plan for Gaza promises peace and redevelopment, but questions linger about Palestinian sovereignty, Western oversight, and the real beneficiaries of the proposed “New Gaza.”
Trump’s proposed 100% tariff on foreign films risks crippling Hollywood’s global edge, raising costs, and isolating U.S. audiences. But will it even materialise?
Youth protests remind us that suppression cannot erase the power of collective resistance against authoritarian regimes.
In a stunning electoral shift, Labour has ended its fourteen-year drought with Keir Starmer poised to take over 10 Downing Street. Starmer's leadership, marked by pragmatic policy changes and internal party reforms, will be tested as he navigates economic challenges.
With France's political landscape shifting, President Macron called for early elections. As the right-wing gains strength, what does this mean for France and the world?
After a tumultuous debate, undecided voters are leaning towards Trump, raising alarms. Biden's performance, marked by gaffes and policy criticisms, has even Democrats questioning their choice. Examine the debate's implications for the upcoming election.
OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, calls for regulations on AI in the US Senate Judiciary Subcommittee hearing. Read on to know why Altman did what he did.
