The increasing trend towards using cryptocurrencies as an investment and trading tool, set off by influencers, calls for sustainable regulations.
Biden’s Middle East policy should not be viewed as a cooling-off period with close-buddy Israel, but rather as a calculated move to assert his policy imprint in the region.
The new Italian Prime Minister will have to leverage his economic credentials and political astuteness to steer Italy through one of its worst economic and health crises.
Ageing behemoths controlling mighty rivers while having ushered prosperity in the past are today disasters waiting to happen.
The U.S. government is again debating reparations for Black American slavery, but will it make up for generations of systemic repression?
The fear of alienating the hard-line support base ensures that conspiracy theories remain a part of the Republican agenda, despite causing fissures in the party.
With mining rights being opened for exploitation in the Arctic, the race for rare earths and minerals is fuelling geopolitical tensions and may aggravate environmental depredations in the long run.
Satellite broadband represents the future of communication. It will be critical in building ubiquitous connectivity across the globe.
By learning from the past and drawing on global best practices, it is important to create an international governance framework for satellite internet.
The success of satellite internet in India will depend on the permutations and combinations of systems to benefit the end-user.
By giving a fresh lease of life to the arms reduction treaty, Russia and the U.S. are recommitted to a substantive model of limiting stockpiles.
From innovations in space manufacturing to increased participation of the private sector, the timing is ripe for satellite-based broadband to grow at an exponential pace.
Satellite communication presents the most elegant and uninterrupted platform for ubiquitous high-speed communication anywhere on the planet.
Innovation and profitability will be important drivers in sustaining projects in space
Only once the yawning gap between terrestrial and space internet is bridged in terms of costs, technology, and the regulatory burden will it become a sustainable venture.
Apart from innovative technologies, the satellite revolution owes its success to individual personalities who have dared to think outside the box.
It will take enormous capital commitment and private initiative to realise the full potential of satellite internet.
The demand for satellite internet in the country will be contingent on enabling policies, delivery strategies, and costs.
Pervasive internet is a viable enabler of economic growth and social inclusion.
The DAP, in its latest avatar, has its work cut out in encouraging local manufacturing, pursuing quality-driven indigenisation, and acquiring cutting edge technology from overseas vendors.