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Exploring the advancements in brain-computer interface technology, this story explores its potential to transform multiple facets of human life.

India is a global leader with breakthrough innovations, American businessman and Microsoft founder Bill Gates has said as he joined Indian-Americans to celebrate the first ever India Independence Day celebrations of the newly-opened Indian Consulate in Seattle.

This week, we highlight the integration of computer chips into the human brain, explore how nations are deploying robotic dogs in combat and introduce a groundbreaking material that can transform everyday items into solar panels. Watch the full show for more details.

First cases of mpox have been detected outside of Africa with the World Health Organization (WHO) declaring the recent outbreak of the disease as a public health emergency of international concern after the new variant of the virus was identified.

Google has launched a new foldable phone, while China has rolled out an ultra-fast charging EV battery. The past week was full of interesting tech developments, and we have highlighted the most important ones in our Tech Wrap.

Authorities in Japan have issued warnings and urged residents to evacuate as Typhoon Ampil, rated as "very strong" by the Japan Meteorological Agency, approaches the shore near the capital city.

The 76th Emmy Awards are around the corner, and moviegoers are eagerly waiting for the big night to watch their favourite show winning the coveted trophy. As we gear up for the night, the Emmys have announced that the famous father-son duo of Eugene Levy and Dan Levy will be taking up the hosting duties this time.

Weeks of deadly violence and clashes on the streets of Dhaka have ended, and the nation limps towards normalcy. But there are big divisions and tensions persisting below this surface. The minorities are protesting against atrocities unleashed on them, and political divides jump out. Inside South Asia takes stock.

39 candidates have filed nominations for contesting the Sri Lankan Presidential election to be held on September 21. Who has the edge? Namal Rajapaksa, the son of former president Mahinda Rajapaksa will be the face of SLPP. Can Ranil Wickremesinghe be re-elected or will the split in Rajapaksa's Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna part or Slpp stop his reign?

We turn our focus to China's property crisis. Bloomberg intelligence reports that China's property crisis is not likely to be fixed anytime soon. Reason: at least 48 million homes have been sold before the construction is finished. Now, developers are finding it difficult to find the funding to finish these unbuilt homes.

Indian air travelers are finding themselves caught in a web of deceptive practices. A survey by local-circles shows, over 60 percent confirm the use of dark patterns like drip pricing, false urgency, and forced actions on airline apps and websites.

Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to have your favorite singer read you the morning news or the weather updates? Well, a new Silicon Valley startup is doing just that. This next report puts the spotlight on how Hollywood's past meets the AI future. Take a look.