Bitchat, a brand new decentralised chat app, played a key role in Nepal's Gen Z-led protests by enabling secure, offline communication amid internet blackouts and social media bans. It allowed protesters to stay connected without WiFi, SIM cards, or servers. But how?

Bitchat in Nepal protests: App from Twitter founder Dorsey works without internet, helped Gen Z dodge social media ban, blackouts. How does it work?

Charlie Kirk’s killing has sparked debate over extreme woke ideologies. Once a call for justice, “woke” now faces backlash for perceived excesses. Critics argue wokism divides society. Here is what you should know



Charlie Kirk’s killing is being blamed on extreme ‘woke’ ideologies. What is woke and wokism?

One World Trade Center, built on the original World Trade Center site destroyed by the 9/11 terror attack, is a symbol of American resilience and hope. How does the 1,776-foot skyscraper ensure its safety against another potential attack?

9/11: Why did the US rebuild the One World Trade Center at the same site where terrorists destroyed the Twin Towers? How safe is it?

24 years after the 9/11 terror attacks, no detained suspect has been convicted or sentenced despite ongoing trials at Guantanamo Bay. Victim families are frustrated and justice still unserved as it remains among the longest terror cases in the US 

9/11 anniversary: Justice delayed, justice denied? How the US failed to convict or sentence any of the suspects caught after 24 years

Mass protests across South Asia—from Nepal to Bangladesh and beyond—show rising youth-led resistance against authoritarianism, corruption, and economic woes. These movements prove that people are the final authority, and when pushed, they can make governments fear them 



People shouldn't be afraid of their government. Governments should be afraid of their people: Lessons from South Asia

Qatar has been plays a key key role in mediating Middle East conflicts. But recent Iranian and Israeli attacks, including a strike on Hamas negotiators in Doha, have exposed its vulnerability despite US military presence. Its diplomatic clout now risks endangering citizens and expats

Qatar the peacemaker attacked twice by rivals in regional war. Time to reset its global role?

Amnesty International investigation has revealed the extent of Pakistan’s mass surveillance system, which uses Chinese and other foreign tech to monitor, censor, and intercept citizens’ communications without oversight. And the odd thing is, Pakistanis are paying for it



PAKISTAN SPYING on its own citizens using Chinese technology, claims Amnesty International investigation report

Often dismissed as non-serious, Gen Z is leading global political change through digital activism, from Nepal to Indonesia and beyond. Fueled by frustration with ageing leaders, they’re protesting corruption, injustice, and inequality, using social media as a powerful tool 



When Gen Z protests, heads roll: From Nepal to Indonesia and beyond, TikTok generation leads change in politics dominated by the old and senile

This weekend's subsea internet cable disruptions in the Red Sea cut connectivity across Asia and the Middle East. While suspicion surrounds Houthi involvement amid the Israel–Hamas conflict, no evidence confirms sabotage. Can internet be another front for war?



Subsea cable cuts in the Red Sea hit internet in India, Middle East: Could this be another front in the Israel–Hamas war?

The EU's €2.95 billion fine on Google for abusing dominance in adtech by favouring its own services is more than just another monetary penalty. It could pave the way for the breakup of its ad business in European Union

Google fined $3.5 billion by EU, but will it lead to breakup of the advertising monopoly of tech giant?

The US holds $37 trillion in national debt, the highest globally, yet remains the world's largest economy. But just how? The strong trust in and demand for the US dollar, steady GDP growth and investor trust in Treasury securities are the answers. How long can this go on?



Debtor nation: The US owes $37 trillion, world's largest public debt, but still dominates global economy. How?

Anutin Charnvirakul, dubbed Thailand’s “Cannabis King,” rose to power after leading the country’s bold cannabis decriminalisation. The hemp reform boosted tourism and rural income, propelling Anutin to PMamid political turmoil and regulatory backlash.

'Cannabis king' to Thailand prime minister: Anutin Charnvirakuls' political rise linked to nation's hemp legalisation revolution

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