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Rejecting imposition of timelines on Governors & President for assent to bills, SC’s bid to frame constitutional interpretation as 'swadeshi' unleashes a range of reactions.

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New independent research from DSIT reveals the scale of economic disruption caused by cyber-attacks across UK sectors. From fraud and IP theft to service outages and infrastructure risks, the findings ...

Brazilian democracy has spent the past three years in a near-permanent state of tension – a full-body clench against an ex-president who refused to accept defeat. On Saturday morning, those muscles ...

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We found out the favourite 2025 books of 35 expert readers – and the Books & Ideas team shares our own picks, too.

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Part XVI argues that security, when grounded in human rights rather than domination, becomes the anchor of equality. A shared future between Israelis and Palestinians requires security frameworks that ...

The outrage over Maryam Boujettou’s hijab reveals the fragility of France's commitment to equality, challenging a state that ...