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The European Union’s low‑profile Intelligence and Situation Centre (INTCEN) is suddenly at the heart of a high‑stakes argument about how Europe should organise power, secrecy and sovereignty in a much harsher security

Silicon Valley has always known where power resides, even when it is cloaked in ritual rather than code. Its latest pilgrimage—to the Vatican—is less surprising than it might appear. As Pope Leo

The World Cup is supposed to be a tournament of joy, spectacle and shared civic pride. Instead, just weeks before kickoff, host cities are scrambling to harden stadium airspace against a threat

There is a quiet redistribution happening inside the global economy, one that most consumers will feel before they fully understand it. The artificial intelligence boom is not just reshaping corporate strategy or

Ajay Banga’s point at the IMF Spring Meetings is best read as a challenge to move beyond AI as an urban-centric productivity tool and make it a rural equalizer. India now has

There is a story being told about young people and artificial intelligence that goes something like this: the robots arrived, the entry-level jobs vanished, and a generation was left stranded before it

The emerging Australia-Canada-India Technology and Innovation (ACITI) Partnership is more than a diplomatic headline: it is a practical platform for scaling artificial intelligence, quantum research, semiconductor resilience, and startup collaboration across three

Canadian agri-tech is already shaping how Indian farmers grow, store, and process food, and if we are serious about global food security, we should treat these partnerships not as charity or “market