Editorials Opinion
The headlines may make it seem like the world is witnessing a tussle between industrial titans, a fierce standoff over steel, semiconductors, and supercars. But behind the curtain of global trade rhetoric lies a quieter, less glamorous truth—this isn’t just about automobiles and industrial policy. It’s about agriculture. It’s about lentils and soybean oil. And, […]
Editorials Opinion
In the dead of Hyderabad’s sweltering March, the chainsaws roared louder than public dissent, clearing nearly 400 acres of green cover in Kancha Gachibowli. What was once a haven for peacocks and deer is now reduced to soil scraped bare—thanks to the Telangana government’s covert operation to build yet another “IT park.” But beneath the […]
Expert Opinions Opinion
As cybercriminals continue to evolve, so do their methods of bypassing even the most sophisticated security measures. One of the most dangerous trends in the modern threat landscape is the rise of EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) Killer attacks — malicious strategies specifically designed to disable endpoint protection tools before deploying ransomware or other
Op-Eds Opinion
If irony had a permanent address, it would be headquartered somewhere inside the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF)—that paragon of virtue, that lighthouse of moral outrage, that ever-vigilant babysitter of other nations’ soul. And oh, how generous they are with their unsolicited advice. This week, in their annual performance review