A Troubled Strain of Self-Isolation
Read about the importance of multilateralism in the current global scenario, in the light of the recent Nobel Prize for Peace awarded to the UN World Food Programme.
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To Trust or Not to Trust
With data regulation, we can regain agency and dictate where our data enters and gets utilized. However, regulations should not become a distorted canvas for partisan politics to play out.
Science is No Tool for Politics
Insights into the complex world of vaccine development and the importance of patience in the pursuit of scientific progress.
Checkmate in the Indo-Pacific
Europe needs to be cautious and proactive in countering Chinese intrusions that could threaten European security and interests, particularly in terms of Chinese investments and 5G infrastructure in Europe
A Murky Breakup on the Cards
Will the breakup of the United Kingdom be the next domino to fall after Brexit? As nationalist sentiments grow in constituent nations such as Wales and Scotland, the possibility of secession looms large
Blow the Whistle Out Loud
The pandemic brought the need for transparency to the forefront, and the EU's directive on protecting whistle-blowers is a step in the right direction, but loopholes need fixing to make it truly effective.
Europe and the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict
Violence cannot be ignored as both sides have heavily funded and weaponized military, and a sustained struggle could have dire consequences for Europe's energy security and geopolitical stability
Scarce Choice: No worthy candidates in this year’s US election
While the choice may seem like a battle between the bad and the worse, it is important to remember that good reforms are necessary to break this status quo and ensure a better future for America
The state of African startups
With an estimated 1,500 to 2,000 languages spoken by over 1.2 billion people across 54 countries, Africa offers a unique blend of entrepreneurial talent, raw infrastructure, and opportunities.