Every week, we recap highlights of the news from China. This week’s edition focuses on a survey of over 30 countries that reveals changing attitudes towards China and the US, and what new GDP data says about China’s economy.

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A proof-of-concept study combined AI with a photonic quantum computer to design immune peptides. Corresponding author Timothy Patrick Jenkins told The Indian Express how the technology could advance personalised cancer vaccines.

The Odyssey is the first feature film shot entirely with IMAX film in the large-scale format.

If, after the movie, you are left with questions about what exactly was going on in the many episodes Nolan races over, here is a brief guide.

The controversy surrounding the 14th Jharkhand Public Service Commission examination has revived an old question that has followed the Commission almost since Jharkhand was carved out in 2000. We explain.

The recent hack by OpenAI AI agents has revived a long-standing science fiction fear: could intelligent machines go 'rogue' by pursuing their goals so relentlessly that human rules and ethics become obstacles?

Constituted after the NEET-UG 2024 paper leak controversy, the K Radhakrishnan Committee submitted a report containing 101 recommendations. It aimed to transform the NTA into “a nimble, zero-error, adaptive and integrative process”.

With the note, India aligns with the OECD framework to facilitate automatic exchange of information between countries from next year; experts say transactional data to be monitored closely

Nigel Farage founded the Reform UK party, built on Euroscepticism and anti-immigration. His party's rapid rise has increased his prospects as a future Prime Minister, in no small part due to the political instability over the last decade.

India faces fresh oil supply risks as Houthi attacks threaten Saudi shipments via Bab al-Mandab. Russian crude and alternative sources could cushion the impact.

With Parliament slated to discuss the Bill on Tuesday, here’s a look at how individual states have legislated similar laws to curb use of cheating, malpractice, and unfair means in competitive examinations.

A plea in the Supreme Court says that publishing the NRC list was only half the process. Two things were legally supposed to follow — identity cards for those included, and an appeal process begun for those excluded.

The question is no longer whether the US and Israel can further degrade Iran’s military capabilities. The more consequential one is whether they can prevent the conflict from spilling into a global maritime crisis.

While rules are uniform across the country, states can take a call on use of sophisticated weapons under extraordinary circumstances.

The rupee’s sharp depreciation over the last one-and-a-half years has made it a currency that is more undervalued than even the yuan. Whether this helps boost Indian exports and makes domestic manufacturing more competitive against imports remains to be seen.

Kuwait has ratified a 2023 defence pact with Pakistan, while Qatar has committed to deepening its security cooperation with Pakistan. Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, will have to navigate renewed Houthi attacks while protecting its nuclear ambitions and economic…

For nearly four decades, Besra remained one of the CPI (Maoist)’s most influential leaders. With his arrest, the organisation has effectively lost the last active member of the leadership that built it into a nationwide insurgent force.

Karnataka’s proposal to construct the Mekedatu balancing reservoir has long been a thorny issue between the two states, which have often clashed over their share of waters of the Cauvery river.

The overall tea market has been in a deflationary phase over the past four to five quarters, driven by a combination of factors, including adverse weather and a rise in cheaper imports.