The values of globalization, multilateralism and free trade have been the sine qua non of the United States’ (US) policies since the introduction of Woodrow Wilson’s 14 points. The materialization…

In an early February issue, the Economist posited a tempting observation. A colossal portrait of Juan Guaido, partially recognized as the interim President of Venezuela, was titled ‘The battle for…

A little more than a month into her induction, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez is already making tremendous headway among the big leagues. If only the restriction on age did her any…

If history were to ever set in stone a literary reference to the evolution of thought and policy, Francis Fukuyama’s account in ‘The End of History’ would definitely make it…

If the government shutdowns of past were a model in crisis to go by, Congress, amidst and debatably owing to public furore, would be rushing through the corridors at the…

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping the economic dimensions of both developed and developing countries in particular, and underdeveloped nations in general. Historically, technological advancement modernised various aspects of the economy…

Almost two weeks into elections for the 116th US Congress, America is no less polarized than it was before Sean Hannity called Armageddon on the Democrats. Over the past year,…

Intelligence has numerous definitions. To some, it is the measuring of intelligent quotient, and to others it is the time bound completion of tasks. Some link it with creativity, while…

The fear that the creations of people will one day become their masters, or the ones to pass and deliver their execution, is not something new. Nonetheless, these concerns have…

The question of whether a computer can think is no more as interesting as the question of whether a submarine can swim. Warfare and technology are inseparable. Throughout the history…