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For many years, air travel was associated with speed, convenience, and modern mobility, while trains were often viewed as a traditional form of transportation. Young travellers in…

News has traditionally been organised around geography. A local newspaper might focus on events in a particular city, district, or neighbourhood, while national publications concentrated on stories…

Sports have always been more than competition. For millions of people around the world, following a team or athlete can become part of personal identity, community, entertainment,…

Cities are growing rapidly, and with this growth comes a complex challenge: how to move millions of people efficiently, safely, affordably, and sustainably. Roads that were designed…

For much of modern history, cities have been built around the assumption that water will remain available. Rivers, reservoirs, groundwater, pipelines and treatment plants have allowed urban…

For most people, the internet appears to exist in the air. A video call, bank transaction, cloud application or message can travel across continents in seconds, creating…

The internet has always had a misinformation problem, but artificial intelligence is changing the scale, speed and sophistication of the challenge. False information once required time, money…

The prolonged confrontation between the United States and Iran has moved far beyond a regional geopolitical crisis. What began with military strikes in February 2026 has developed…

Ten years ago, on the night of September 28–29, 2016, India carried out what became known as the Surgical Strikes across the Line of Control (LoC), targeting…