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Can Putin’s ‘partial mobilisation’ of reservists change the course of the Ukraine war?

Following setbacks in his invasion of Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced a partial mobilisation of ‘reservists’ to bolster the w…

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Why Iranian women have hit the streets in protest

Zar. Zendegi. Azadi. Women. Life. Freedom. That’s the slogan given by Iranian women protesters after 22-year-old Mahsa Amini died after being alleged…

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The changes to the rules governing adoption in India

Adoption in India is known to be a rather long, tedious and painful process. Now, in an ostensible attempt to speed up the adoption process, the gove…

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The changes to the BCCI's constitution explained

On September 14, a two-judge bench of Justices DY Chandrachud and Hima Kohli assented to several significant amendments to the BCCI Constitution. The…

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Is quiet quitting a new concern in the industry?

Quiet Quitting has recently captured the imagination of employers and employees alike. Is it a new concept or is it a new name for something that is …

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Meetings in troubled times – an SCO session in Samarkand

Bilateral meetings hogged the limelight at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation – the ones that happened and even the ones that didn’t. The presence…

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Is it the beginning of the ‘Alcaraz era’ in men’s tennis?

Spanish teenager Carlos Alcaraz, who won the US Open last week, has become the youngest male player to be ranked world number 1. There’s been plenty …

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The curious case of Masood Azhar and his whereabouts

Taliban authorities in Kabul have denied that wanted terrorist kingpin Masood Azhar of the Jaish-e-Muhammad was in Afghanistan. The denial came in th…

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Is Russia's economic resilience realigning the global economic order

Western sanctions had initially threatened to derail the Russian economy ever since the country invaded Ukraine. However, Russia has shown a resilien…

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Do Ukraine’s recent gains mean a shift in the war?

The Ukraine war has been raging for nearly seven months, and the dominant pattern so far has been Russia making slow and incremental gains in territo…

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