India’s semiconductor moment
In 1987, India was just two years behind the latest chip manufacturing technology. Today, we are 12 generations behind.
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South Asia: A region connected by waterways
If waterways involving India and Bangladesh can be made the preferred mode of transportation, it can open up opportunities for a port-and-jetty-led model along the rivers of the…
Can Leni beat Marcos Jr.?
Her challenge is not beating Marcos Jr. per se but spawning a broad-based, sustained progressive movement.
Chinese votes no longer fixed deposit for DAP
The poor performance of DAP leaders when it was in the Pakatan Federal government counts among issues of concern.
Power of the Indian buyer
Recent apologies show the size of the market counts.
Is this the beginning of Facebook’s downfall?
Meta on Thursday suffered the largest one-day loss in US stock market history, following an unexpectedly sour report of fourth-quarter earnings.
Do we take our international partners for fools?
Only that can explain Bangladesh foreign minister’s inane answers to serious questions
Press Freedom: Fear and trolling in Modi’s ‘new India’
The writer says PM Modi hates to be questioned and hates it even more when the media challenges his narrative.
The problem with Facebook
The writer says Big Tech is a ruthless world, and for all the pretence that tech entrepreneurs put up of being casual and less interested in profit margins, money still talks.
Reunion of a different kind
The balik kampung journey was not that easy this year for millions, but regulations did not stop them.