and the country’s first female prime minister, captured during an earlier public appearance. Her rise in 2025 symbolized both ...

The foundations of credit risk assessment in India rest on a system that categorizes assets as standard or non-performing based on fixed rules, a method that incorporates conservatism and active ...

One Global Scientific Journal study calls India’s semiconductor policy “a tale of premature celebration.” The author argues that India’s obsession with front-end fabrication ignores the back-end — ...

Spending too much time on social media can unknowingly increase your exposure to cyber risks. The more you engage, the more data you share - giving cybercriminals greater chances to collect personal ...

On April 9, 2025, the United States introduced a 27 percent "reciprocal" tariff on Indian goods, calibrated to mirror perceived asymmetries in India's trade barriers, which averaged 12 percent ...

There is a quiet shift rippling through the arteries of global trade, one not marked by declarations, but by the hum of container ships, customs clearances, and recalibrated contracts. After years of ...

In recent months, a debate has sharpened over Cambodia’s economic trajectory. Some see a country enduring external headwinds yet preserving coherence in its growth model, while others warn that a ...

In one of the most significant moments in Taiwan’s national security, President Lai Ching-te announced the development of the “T-Dome,” a multi-layered air defense system designed to counter growing ...

In India’s expanding digital economy, cryptocurrencies have become a testing ground for both financial innovation and regulatory uncertainty. Young professionals in Bengaluru, traders in Mumbai, and ...

A pivotal external catalyst arrived in the 1990s with United States policy changes. President Bill Clinton's 1994 lifting of the trade embargo acknowledged Vietnam's opening and normalized ties with ...