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Beyond a tech crash: Why an AI slowdown could hit Asia hard

Asia’s AI boom could create risks far beyond the tech sector. A slowdown in AI spending could hit chip exports, stock markets, business lending and economic growth across the region

Why are the US China and Russia racing to build nuclear reactors on the Moon

The US, China and Russia are developing nuclear reactors to power future permanent lunar bases. NASA wants its first lunar reactor ready for launch by December 2030,

flydubai pilot “a hero”: Watch Trump hail Indian pilot Smit Machchhar

US President Donald Trump hailed Indian flydubai pilot Smit Machchhar as a “hero” after an alleged cockpit attack during a Dubai–Tel Aviv flight. Watch Trump’s remarks on the incident.

Apple Pay is live in India: Here's how you can use it on your iPhone

Apple Pay has officially launched in India on eligible iPhones, iPads and Apple Watches, with Mac support expected soon. For now, only eligible Axis Bank Visa and Mastercard credit cards are supported

Anthropic flags AI risks, OpenAI shelves GPT-6.1 Astra: Why the AI race faces a safety dilemma

OpenAI has shelved the planned launch of GPT-6.1 Astra after internal testing raised safety and alignment concerns, while Anthropic has warned investors about potential catastrophic risks from advance

Trump TV goes live Why has the White House launched a 24 7 stream

The White House has launched “Trump TV: The Essentials Station”, a 24/7 video stream featuring Donald Trump’s speeches, public appearances and administration announcements.

China is buying more from India, but the trade gap is getting bigger | India-China relations

India’s exports to China jumped nearly 39% in the first five months of FY27, with electronics and engineering goods driving the rise. But imports are growing too, keeping India’s trade

Australia tightens immigration rules: What it means for Indian students

Australia is tightening temporary migration rules, making it harder for most international students to bring partners or children on dependent visas.

From groceries to iPhones: Quick commerce’s next bet | iPhone 18 pro

BigBasket claims it delivered 300+ iPhones in the first hour of the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max sale. Why are quick-commerce platforms expanding into premium electronics

Is Canada joining the EU? What does ‘associate member’ status mean

The European Commission has proposed making Canada the EU’s first “associate member”, allowing deeper cooperation without full EU membership. The proposal aims to expand ties beyond trade into defence

Who pays for UPI? | MDR | UPI charges | BRICS | West Asia | Tata Sons | Macro Matters Ep 8

In this episode of Macro Matters, Ankur Bhardwaj speaks with A K Bhattacharya, Archis Mohan and Sanjeeb Mukherjee on UPI charges, Tata’s succession question, an expanded BRICS and how the West Asia.

Meta One brings paid features under one plan Check prices, features and more

Meta has launched Meta One, bringing paid features for Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook into individual subscriptions and bundles, while core services and everyday Meta AI use remain free.

US confirms for first time it has weapons deployed in space

The US has publicly acknowledged having weapons in orbit, but their capabilities remain secret. Here’s what Washington revealed, why it is keeping details classified, and what it means for the growing

Meta to share child sexual abuse material cases directly with Indian authorities

Meta has agreed to share child sexual abuse material (CSAM) cases directly with Indian law enforcement agencies,

BRICS Summit 2026: Six key takeaways on tariffs, terrorism and West Asia

The 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi ended with a 140-point declaration covering trade, terrorism, West Asia, local-currency payments, AI and global governance. Here are the key takeaways.

From AI race to AI brakes: Why Amodei, Altman & Musk want a slowdown

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is calling for greater restraint in the AI race, warning that rapid advances could outpace safety measures. He points to recursive self-improvement and incidents.

Net SIP inflows hit ₹2 trillion despite rising account closures: Why are investors staying invested?

Retail investors stayed committed to mutual funds despite market volatility, with net SIP inflows hitting a record ₹2 trillion in FY26.

UPI without opening your app? How Tap & Pay changes payments at checkout

You can soon make UPI payments by simply tapping your phone at a payment terminal — even without mobile internet.

₹2.55 lakh a night? BRICS Summit sends Delhi hotel rates soaring

Delhi hotel prices are soaring ahead of the BRICS Summit, with some luxury rooms costing as much as ₹2.55 lakh a night. Here’s why rooms are in short supply, how much rates have jumped.

Anthropic’s Claude can now operate lab equipment: Here’s how

Anthropic is giving AI agents like Claude the ability to interact directly with laboratory equipment—from microscopes and lasers to robotic arms.