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The Rise of Deeptech Startups in Indian Cities Beyond the Metros Is Reshaping the Ecosystem
India’s startup boom is no longer confined to Bengaluru and Mumbai as deeptech founders emerge from smaller cities with access to better support infrastructure.
Opinion: The Iran War Showed the Difference Between Projecting Power and Producing Trust
Analysts argue the US-Iran conflict exposed the gap between America’s military capacity and its ability to generate durable international confidence in its leadership.
Will India Be Left Behind in the Embodied AI Race? The Question Every Policymaker Must Face
ForumIAS examines whether India risks falling behind China and the US in the rapidly accelerating race to deploy AI-powered robots in manufacturing and logistics.
How the European Heat Dome Is Changing Daily Life and Exposing the Limits of Climate Adaptation
With temperatures shattering records and people drowning in rivers across France the 2026 heatwave is testing Europe’s preparation for the climate crisis.
From Yoga to the Zone of Interest: Why Israelis Deserve to Be Seen as Human Beings
A Haaretz opinion piece argues that social media’s refusal to extend basic humanity to Israelis seeking trauma healing reveals a troubling double standard.
MAGA Inc.: How Trump Built a World of Tech Titans and Crypto Czars
An inside look at the corporate web connecting Trump’s second term to tech billionaires, cryptocurrency figures and private prison interests.
The AI Trade Just Got Stress-Tested. What Happens Next?
After Nasdaq’s 2.21% drop and South Korea’s 10% crash, investors are asking whether AI’s spectacular run has hit a wall.
How to Stay Safe in a Record Heatwave: What Health Experts Are Saying
Practical health guidance on avoiding heat stroke, dehydration and dangerous swimming as Europe records its hottest-ever temperatures.
The Senate’s Iran Vote Was Symbolic. But Symbols Matter in War
The 50-48 war powers resolution is non-binding, yet it marks the first time both chambers of Congress have pushed back on a presidential war.