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The US stayed out of World War I for three years. Then a secret German telegram in 1917 changed everythingDuring World War I, a clandestine German telegram sparked a controversial proposal for Mexico to launch an attack on the United States. Bri...- What America (still) teaches usDespite perceptions of narcissism, the US has been a significant global positive force, particularly in economics and technology. Its prosp...
- Weaponised dependency: Chinese mercantilism is more damaging to global trade than Trump tariffsThe recent US-China summit saw improved engagement but little progress on global economic challenges. China's trade practices continue to i...
- USA, it's down down: From global policeman to transactional bully, America's breeding chaos - affecting India, tooMany Indian analysts and politicians have long argued for a multipolar world. They now have it, formally spelled out in American English. Y...
- In academia, a new kid on the blockChinese universities are now leading in research output and quality. This shift stems from China's rapid industrial growth and a close link...
- America as a retreating empire is making way for a conflict-ridden world, as well as a weakening AmericaThe end of American dominance may bring global challenges. History shows the fall of empires leads to instability. US-led post-World War II...
- The US has always thrived by prioritising talent over wealth — losing that focus risks declineAmerica's immigration policies have historically attracted global talent, contributing significantly to its dominance in technology, financ...
- Why elders (almost) always know betterThe practice of making decisions for others under the guise of it being 'for their good' has long been observed, from arranged marriages to...
- MAGA star Donald Trump is shaking up nationalismDonald Trump suggests expanding US territory by economically seducing Canada, grabbing Greenland, and reclaiming the Panama Canal. With a f...
- Delhi Dallying with Trump: Accretion in India-US cooperation in two regions, and possible reset in another?As Trump 2.0's presidency nears, India anticipates increased Indo-Pacific and West Asia cooperation with the US. Quad and Abraham Accords r...
- 'Salaar' box-office: Prabhas-starrer dethrones 'Jawan', 'Animal' to become 2023's biggest opener, collects Rs 95 cr on Day 1The mass action movie shattered records by earning an impressive Rs 95 crore on its opening day in India, surpassing the first-day collecti...
- 'Animal' Day 2 box-office: Ranbir Kapoor's film roars past Rs 100 cr milestone, crosses 'Gadar 2' & 'Tiger 3' lifetime collection in North AmericaDespite criticisms regarding the potential glorification of toxic masculinity, Vanga's film resonates with audiences, portraying intricate ...
- Every city deserves a universityA campus can be the placenta between cutting-edge technology and hi-tech startups. A swift survey of what universities can do for a town wo...
- Netflix to unveil many films and series at film festivals in 2023. See the full listNetflix is set to showcase an array of new films and series at prestigious film festivals worldwide.
- 'Barbenheimer' meme sparks outrage in Japan for trivialising Hiroshima bombings during WWIIThe Japanese chapter of Warner Bros condemned the ‘Barbenheimer’ meme and demanded the producers of both films to apologise.
- Networth of richest-1% double of rest of world: OxfamReleasing the report on the sidelines of the annual congregation of the global elite in this Swiss ski resort town, Oxfam said a tax of up ...
- Companies that changed their names to signal a strategy shiftAccording to one expert, rebranding is often used to update a company’s name to reflect cultural changes in consumer behavior or values, as...
- Narendra Modi has firebombed the poor: Rahul GandhiRahul said the prime minister was non-committal on plight of the farmers despite his repeated attempts to seek farm loan waiver.
- Sunday ET: Why poisons are so popular with mystery writers and spiesThere are no loud bangs or messy blood that would draw attention. And if done with patience there might not be a trace of evidence. Here's ...
- 3D, the new age crazeThe 3D craze would have reigned supreme if not for the WW1 and WW2 that made people loose interest in its dynamic potential.
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