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Explained: Why Liz Truss' tenure was so short as UK PM

British Prime Minister Liz Truss took office last month with hopes and promises of reinvigorating the British economy and putting it on the path to long-term success. It didn't go as planned. Watch the video to know why Liz Truss' tenure was so short as UK PM.

Why Pakistan EC disqualified Imran Khan from holding public office

Pakistan's election commission has disqualified Imran Khan from holding public office over charges of unlawfully selling state gifts received from heads of other nations and foreign dignitaries >

Explained: Nord Stream 1 pipeline and its importance

Nord Stream 1 is the biggest pipeline transporting natural gas between Russia and Europe via Germany. Watch the video to know about its significance >

No justice, no peace: SC decision to ban abortion sparks protests in US

As the Supreme Court’s reversal of abortion rights sank in among Americans on Friday, protests swelled in Washington and in city centers, town plazas and parks across the United States >

100 days of Russia-Ukraine war: Numbers tell the real story of devastation

Here’s a look at some numbers that shed light on the havoc wrought by the Russian-Ukraine war. >

WEF 2022, Davos: A place for corporate titans, financial power and leaders - Explained

World Economic Forum (WEF) 2022 will bring together over 2,000 leaders and experts from around the world. So, what exactly has the World Economic Forum been doing, and how did it emerge in the first p

Up in flames: Surge in wildfires explained

With the onset of summer, there has been a spurt in forest fires in India. In just three weeks, such incidents have been reported near Kodaikanal, Satna district, Surguja and Dhamtari forest ranges of Chhattisgarh. Forests in Kerala, Mityala Wildlife Sanctuary, Sariska tiger reserve and several other places also witnessed massive fires. Watch the entire video on our YouTube channel to know about forest fires

Explained: India's arms import dependence

India has been the largest arms importer globally and spent almost double compared to China in 2017-21. The problematic issue, though, is India's paltry share in the world's exports. Read the full report here: https://mybs.in/2au2w0S

BS Views this week: India's abstentions against Russia, Air India CEO, and more

Business Standard's of opinion pages focused on Ukraine invasion, GDP, Air India CEO's appointment, and a lot more.

What is takes to join Nato: Explained

Though Ukraine has the support of all Nato members over Russia’s invasion, there are roadblocks to it becoming a member itself. Watch this video to know what it takes to be a member of Nato.

What exclusion from SWIFT means for Russia

Cutting off a country from SWIFT in the financial world is equivalent to restricting internet access of a nation. Watch the video to learn what it means for Russia.

Explained: Religious link to the Russia-Ukraine war

In 2014, Vladimir Putin cited history to justify his seizure of Crimea, a land he called "sacred" to Russia. Now, he has cited 'defence of the Moscow-oriented Orthodox church' for Ukraine's invasion >

'President Putin, in name of humanity...': UN chief's appeal over Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday announced a military operation in Ukraine >

BS Views of the Week: Looking beyond net-zero, and making NMP a success

From the crucial ingredient missing in global climate talks to how the National Monetisation Pipeline venture can succeed, here's what Business Standard columnists and editorials had to say this week

China's Lehman moment? How Evergrande crisis may impact India and the world

The troubled Chinese property giant Evergrande has been in the news for some time. Now, global stock markets are grappling with fears of contagion. Let's delve into what's going on with Evergrande and what it means for India.

BS Views of the Week: Fixing green finance and some hard choices on China

From the problem with how green is viewed in the world of finance to hard choices as China increases its dominance in East Asia, here's what Business Standard columnists and editorials had to say this week

Explained: How India plans to boost exports

Last year, India set out on an ambitious campaign to increase its income from exports by $350 billion. It tasked Pawan Goenka to chalk out a plan. Watch the video for all the updates.

How new South Korean law may hurts Apple and Google

In a new development, the South Korean government has passed a law which prevents Apple and Google from locking app developers into their built-in payment systems. Let’s understand the business model

OPEC+ meet, Hurricane Ida: Where are oil prices headed?

OPEC and its allies agreed to stick to their existing plan for gradual monthly oil-production increases after a brief video conference. Business Standard reached out to Vandana Hari, Founder & CEO of Vanda Insights on how she sees brent crude trajectory going ahead

Exclusive: Afghanistan's youngest mayor comments on life under Taliban rule

As the focus shifts to Afghanistan under Taliban, Business Standard interviews Zarifa Ghafari, a prominent rights activist and the youngest mayor of the country