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- Sep 14, 2026
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At BRICS, India must bank on the NDB (opens the original)
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On September 12, leaders of the BRICS grouping gathered at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, with India holding the chair and, by extension, the pen. When BRICS came together in 2011, its five members contributed 20% of global GDP but held just 11% of the voting share at the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Today, the expanded grouping accounts for nearly 40% of global GDP and 55% of the world’s population, but the voting share has barely expanded. Beyond that grievance, BRICS does not, and will n
Why not normalise use of AI in writing? (opens the original)
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Why not simply normalise the use of artificial intelligence in academic or any other forms of writing? Some will call this an ethical violation, arguing that human intellect cannot be surrendered to thoughtlessness, and that people will hand the tasks to AI and then claim the outcome as their own. But have we not already crossed that bar? Taking credit from our mechanised tools. The potatoes a chef puts into an air fryer are sold as the “chef’s special”. The shooter gets the credit or blame for
Behind Chinaâs AI gift, a constraint (opens the original)
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At the ninth World AI Conference in Shanghai this month, Chinese President Xi Jinping addressed the gathering for the first time in nine years. It is indicative of the priority that AI occupies for the leadership. At the conference, Mr. Xi pitched Chinese AI models as a global public good. The contrast was clear as day. America is selling closed-source, proprietary models while China is offering open-weight models to the world. This distinction is not merely technical, but equally political. Un
Questions surrounding the Quad partnershipâs future (opens the original)
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Last week, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi was in New Delhi for the 16th India-Japan Annual Summit, her first visit to India since assuming office. The two sides reaffirmed their commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific. The reaffirmation, however, comes at a moment when the idea of the Indo-Pacific appears to be losing its principal champion. On June 16, the Pentagon renamed the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command back to the U.S. Pacific Command, reversing a change it had made in 2018. The rena
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