64 results for "Law"
Maritime Safety Crisis: Guyana Ferry Tragedy and Oil Tanker Attacks
A look into recent sea tragedies, from the deadly Guyana ferry capsizing to ongoing tanker attacks, and what is being done to make ocean travel safer.
South China Sea Tensions: Recent Clashes and Regional Impact
Explore the latest security developments in the South China Sea, where recent vessel standoffs and competing territorial claims have raised international concerns.
Russia-Ukraine War: Causes, Impact, and Current Status
The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has changed global politics, affected millions of lives, and altered energy and food markets across the world.
Monsoon Session Disruptions: Parliament Stalled Over NEET & Protests
Discover why the Monsoon Session of Parliament faces continuous disruptions, with opposition parties stalling proceedings over competitive exam leaks, student protests, and key national issues.
NEET Exam Reforms & Fast-Track Courts: Ensuring Swift Justice
Discover how the introduction of fast-track courts and major examination reforms aim to tackle paper leaks, ensure speedy justice, and restore transparency in India's medical entrance exams.
France Approves New Rules Banning Social Media for Children Under 15
France has approved landmark legislation that stops children under fifteen from using social media platforms without verified age permissions.
US Approves Civil Nuclear Agreement with Saudi Arabia
The United States has approved a landmark nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia to help build the kingdom's civilian power program.
Union Ministers Meet Sonam Wangchuk
Following intense demonstrations at Jantar Mantar and his subsequent hospitalisation, climate and education activist Sonam Wangchuk was visited by senior Union Ministers J.P. Nadda and Dr. Jitendra Singh.
Supreme Court Judges Bill Introduced to Expand Strength to 38
Amid intense political friction, the Union government has introduced the Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Amendment Bill, 2026, in the Lok Sabha to formally replace an earlier ordinance boosting the apex court's strength from 34 to 38 judges.
Parliament Monsoon Session Day 2: Uproar Over CJP Protests & Paper Leaks
Day two of the Parliament Monsoon Session witnessed intense disruptions and repeated adjournments as the Opposition cornered the government over police crackdowns on student protesters and recurring examination irregularities.
Understanding U.K. Leadership Transition: How Power Changes Hands
A simple guide to how the U.K. changes its prime minister, why leadership swaps happen between general elections, and what a new prime minister does first.
Safety Guardrails Blocked Hugging Face’s Defenders in Autonomous AI Breach
In a historic security incident, Hugging Face revealed it was breached end-to-end by an autonomous AI agent. The situation exposed an ironic bottleneck: while the malicious agent operated without restrictions, commercial AI safety guardrails locked out human defenders trying to analyze the exploit code.