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From Barracks to Parliament, Everyone Suddenly Wants to Tame the Feed
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Twelve Thousand Cusecs: Why the Cauvery Keeps Testing Indian Federalism
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Multiple hands holding smartphones, symbolizing the global debate over social media regulation
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From Barracks to Parliament, Everyone Suddenly Wants to Tame the Feed

Inara Elwood Aug 26, 2026 0
Workers at a small steel foundry in India with solar panels visible in the background
Climate & Environment

The 34% Fix: How India’s Small Steelmakers Could Rewire Their Power Bills

Thaddeus Brenner Aug 25, 2026 0
World News

A Tiny Pacific Nation’s Election Just Became a Superpower Proxy Battle

Mira Voss Aug 25, 2026 0
A river flowing through farmland with irrigation canals feeding fields on both banks
Politics & Governance

Twelve Thousand Cusecs: Why the Cauvery Keeps Testing Indian Federalism

Mira Voss Aug 25, 2026 0
A military helicopter hovers over open water near a large cargo ship at dusk
World News

Blockade Runs, Waivers and a Wanted Hardliner: Inside the US-Iran Standoff

Mira Voss Aug 24, 2026 0
Multiple hands holding smartphones, symbolizing the global debate over social media regulation
Society & Culture
From Barracks to Parliament, Everyone Suddenly Wants to Tame the Feed
Inara Elwood Aug 26, 2026
Workers at a small steel foundry in India with solar panels visible in the background
Climate & Environment
The 34% Fix: How India’s Small Steelmakers Could Rewire Their Power Bills
Thaddeus Brenner Aug 25, 2026
World News
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Mira Voss Aug 25, 2026
A river flowing through farmland with irrigation canals feeding fields on both banks
Politics & Governance
Twelve Thousand Cusecs: Why the Cauvery Keeps Testing Indian Federalism
Mira Voss Aug 25, 2026
Climate & Environment

Promises, Profits and Postponements: Inside the Great Climate Stall

Thaddeus Brenner Aug 19, 2026 0

Record oil profits, postponed targets, and a court-struck tree pledge reveal a widening gap between climate promises and follow-through.

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India’s Silicon Gambit: Betting Big to Become the World’s Next Chip Power

Peregrine Ashford Aug 19, 2026 0

India is stacking billions in chip and AI investments to build a semiconductor ecosystem from scratch. Can incentives alone turn…

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World News

The Fence at Ceuta: How One Border Explains Four Countries’ Power Games

Mira Voss Aug 18, 2026 0

Ceuta's border fence looks like a migration story. Look closer and it's a pressure point linking Spain, Morocco, the US…

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Technology & Innovation

Six-Figure Wires, Pink Slips: The AI Economy’s Split Personality

Peregrine Ashford Aug 18, 2026 0

While Nvidia's CEO predicts a construction jobs boom from AI infrastructure, global tech layoffs top 156,000. Inside the split-screen reality…

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Climate & Environment

The Coal-Solar Paradox: Why Asia Is Sprinting and Stalling at Once

Thaddeus Brenner Aug 18, 2026 0

China and India are building renewables at record pace, yet coal keeps growing too. Here's why that paradox matters for…

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Technology & Innovation

Apple’s AI Warning Exposes a Global Scramble for Computing Power

Peregrine Ashford Aug 17, 2026 0

Apple's warning of an AI compute shortage reveals a deeper global scramble for chips and capacity now rattling Asian markets…

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Politics & Governance

Two Rulings, One Furious President: The Supreme Court’s Bad Week for Trump

Mira Voss Aug 17, 2026 0

The Supreme Court dealt Trump two major defeats this week — on tariffs and birthright citizenship — and he's calling…

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Politics & Governance

Trump’s Mail-In Ballot Fight Lands Back at the Supreme Court

Mira Voss Aug 17, 2026 0

The Trump administration wants the Supreme Court to revive a mail-in voting order before the midterms. Here's what's at stake…

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Society & Culture

One Glass a Night: Where Everyday Drinking Ends and Alcoholism Begins

Inara Elwood Aug 16, 2026 0

Daily drinking feels normal — but experts say the real test of alcoholism isn't how much you drink, it's whether…

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Society & Culture

India Banned Vaping Seven Years Ago. The Black Market Never Got the Memo

Inara Elwood Aug 16, 2026 0

Seven years after India banned e-cigarettes, an underground vape trade is booming online — a case study in why prohibition…

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