India’s AI Moment: Aligning Ambition with Strategy and Governance
AI is too important to be left to bureaucrats and tech boards—it must be democratised—strategically, socially, and politically.
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AI is too important to be left to bureaucrats and tech boards—it must be democratised—strategically, socially, and politically.
Foreign Minister Jaishankar’s visit to China is the first in five years. His visit to China is for…
The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), a post-independence treaty signed and implemented in 1960 by India and Pakistan under…
In a world increasingly controlled by algorithms, chips, and digital platforms, national power is no longer measured just…
In recent years, Russia has made quiet but significant moves to improve its ties with Pakistan. A particularly…
The revelation that Pakistan is developing nuclear-capable ICBMs with the potential to reach the continental United States represents…
As global power shifts, discarding the outdated "Asia-Pacific" for "Indo-Pacific" is crucial, as it provides a more accurate…
In this new geopolitical age, the side with the smartest chips may well hold the upper hand not…
On the economic front, India and Ghana decided to double bilateral trade from the current around USD 3.3…
If the Quad is to emerge from its Washington rendezvous with credibility intact, its members must turn shared…