India was nuanced in its response, presumably to protect its own security interests in the Northeast; China has a growing economic clout and geopolitical interests in Myanmar
The fact that the CEO of a tech company can simply pull the plug on POTUS’s loudspeaker displays the deep fault lines in the legislation, regulation and oversight of digital space.
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While the coronavirus is hurting working people, especially lower-income workers, it is mainly exacerbating underlying inequalities in the economy.
Stock markets don't have any time to care about the growing hunger, unemployment, pain of small businesses or GDP contraction. They are piggybacking on the growing influence and growing profits of Big Tech and Big Conglomerates.
The leaked documents of Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca showed that 12 current or former heads of state are on the list of suspected money laundering.
Article 17 of the Indian Constitution abolishes the practice of untouchability. However, what’s interesting is that ‘untouchability’ is not defined anywhere in the Indian Constitution.
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