Writer & marketer, Shivangi's mind dives deeper. Culture, politics, gender — she explores the complex web that shapes our lives.
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.
Google I/O was 'eventful', but were all the new features truly worth the hype? Here, we nitpick a little.
Hollywood ending or not, the actor has a simple and effective formula to flaunt.
A deep-dive into abortion rights in the US and its evolution as a political subject in Roe and post-Roe conditions.
Sudan, on April 15, saw violent clashes erupt between the military and the paramilitary forces. What led to this?
Warren Buffet has announced new investments in Japan. Is the country ready for this influx?
Everybody wants to know who Gen Z is — especially corporate. So here's our jargon-less take.
Benjamin Netanyahu ousted his Defense Minister. Protests have sparked up. What led to the current tension in Israel?
One's despair is another's joy. TikTok may be banned in the US soon. Meta can rejoice and Congress must think.
On Thursday, Hindenburg Research released its next report targeting Block Inc. The company's shares have now dipped by 20%.
Protests aren't new to France's Emmanuel Macron. But the latest outrage against pension reforms hangs the government by a serious thread.
The recent bank failures cannot be read through mere blacks and whites. There are crucial takeaways from the events, but none that favor crypto over traditional liquidity.
UK, US, and Australia have signed a submarine deal. But what is Australia's gamble here? Is this a need or a want for the country?
