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AI Arms Race Could End In Disaster, Warns Former DeepMind Executive
A former tech policy executive has warned that aggressive nationalist language and a frantic corporate race are threatening the safety of artificial intelligence.
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Speed, Quality: Experts On What India-Japan Manufacturing Partnership Needs
At NDTV's Indo-Japan Strategic Dialogue, industry leaders said India's scale, talent and infrastructure, combined with Japan's technology and manufacturing expertise, can create a globally competitive production hub.
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Why China Is The World's Most Effective Opposition Party
Imagine the world as a single political system with the US as the incumbent. In this universe, China is the challenger. It's not trying to dismantle American power. Instead, it is positioning itself as a rival source of authority. Beijing is adopting the tactics of a global opposition party, argues a new paper by Hannah Bailey of the Carne...
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Which Are The World's Top Universities For Studying International Relations
International Relations: The subject helps students understand how governments, institutions, and individuals respond to global challenges, ranging from conflicts and climate change to trade and migration.
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Macron Rejects "Survival Of Fittest" In Global Politics, Calls For "Restoring Spirit Of Cooperation" At UN Address
French President Emmanuel Macron warned Tuesday against allowing an approach of "survival of the fittest" to take hold in international relations as he addressed the UN General Assembly.
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Interested In International Relations? Explore SAARC Internship Opportunities
SAARC internship opportunities will allow participants to understand how international organisations function, with a focus on economic cooperation, policy research, and cultural exchange.
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On Shift To Diplomacy, S Jaishankar Recounts Father's "Clever" Suggestion
Union External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar encouraged students to stay informed about international issues, irrespective of their field of study.
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Japan To Now Hunt Second-Largest Whale Species
Japan has expanded its commercial whaling to include fin whales, the second-largest animal species on the planet, a decision criticised by Australia's government on Thursday.
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Blinken Urges End To "Escalatory Actions" For All Parties In Middle East
The strike that killed Ismail Haniyeh came just hours after Israel said it had killed a top Hezbollah commander in a retaliatory strike on the Lebanese capital Beirut. The killings took place as regional tensions were already inflamed by the war.
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Thousands Protest In Venezuela Opposing Nicolas Maduro's Disputed Poll Win
Many in the crowd wore white -- the favorite color of opposition leader Maria Corina Machado -- or national football team shirts and caps. A sea of yellow, blue and red Venezuelan flags also filled the avenue, some worn as capes.
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Xi Jinping In Paris To Meet Emmanuel Macron, With Trade, Ukraine Talks Planned
Chinese President Xi Jinping awoke in Paris on Monday on his first visit to the region in five years with trade and Russia's war with Ukraine on the agenda in talks with France's Emmanuel Macron and European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen.
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World Still Significantly "Western" In Intellectual Concepts: S Jaishankar
Noting that the world today is still significantly 'Western' in terms of its intellectual concepts, traditions, and construct, External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Saturday laid emphasis on strengthening Indian strategic culture.
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Nepal PM Prachanda Calls Overall Process Of SAARC 'Too Slow'
With the fate of the next SAARC summit hanging in balance, Nepal Prime Minister Prachanda today said the process of the regional grouping over the years has been "too slow" and the implementation of past deals were "very poor" as compared to other international organisations.
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ISIS Could Expand from Libya but Faces Hostile Environment: Reports
ISIS has built a base in Libya from which to exploit tribal conflicts and expand across Africa, though experts say the jihadists remain vulnerable even if the West's attention is elsewhere.
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'PM's Personal Chemistry Has Enhanced India's Diplomatic Engagement': Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "personal chemistry" has emerged as a "powerful tool" in enhancing India's diplomatic engagement and a "different approach" was quite evident in dealing with international events and situations in the last one year, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar said today.
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AI Arms Race Could End In Disaster, Warns Former DeepMind Executive
A former tech policy executive has warned that aggressive nationalist language and a frantic corporate race are threatening the safety of artificial intelligence.
-
Speed, Quality: Experts On What India-Japan Manufacturing Partnership Needs
At NDTV's Indo-Japan Strategic Dialogue, industry leaders said India's scale, talent and infrastructure, combined with Japan's technology and manufacturing expertise, can create a globally competitive production hub.
-
Why China Is The World's Most Effective Opposition Party
Imagine the world as a single political system with the US as the incumbent. In this universe, China is the challenger. It's not trying to dismantle American power. Instead, it is positioning itself as a rival source of authority. Beijing is adopting the tactics of a global opposition party, argues a new paper by Hannah Bailey of the Carne...
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Which Are The World's Top Universities For Studying International Relations
International Relations: The subject helps students understand how governments, institutions, and individuals respond to global challenges, ranging from conflicts and climate change to trade and migration.
-
Macron Rejects "Survival Of Fittest" In Global Politics, Calls For "Restoring Spirit Of Cooperation" At UN Address
French President Emmanuel Macron warned Tuesday against allowing an approach of "survival of the fittest" to take hold in international relations as he addressed the UN General Assembly.
-
Interested In International Relations? Explore SAARC Internship Opportunities
SAARC internship opportunities will allow participants to understand how international organisations function, with a focus on economic cooperation, policy research, and cultural exchange.
-
On Shift To Diplomacy, S Jaishankar Recounts Father's "Clever" Suggestion
Union External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar encouraged students to stay informed about international issues, irrespective of their field of study.
-
Japan To Now Hunt Second-Largest Whale Species
Japan has expanded its commercial whaling to include fin whales, the second-largest animal species on the planet, a decision criticised by Australia's government on Thursday.
-
Blinken Urges End To "Escalatory Actions" For All Parties In Middle East
The strike that killed Ismail Haniyeh came just hours after Israel said it had killed a top Hezbollah commander in a retaliatory strike on the Lebanese capital Beirut. The killings took place as regional tensions were already inflamed by the war.
-
Thousands Protest In Venezuela Opposing Nicolas Maduro's Disputed Poll Win
Many in the crowd wore white -- the favorite color of opposition leader Maria Corina Machado -- or national football team shirts and caps. A sea of yellow, blue and red Venezuelan flags also filled the avenue, some worn as capes.
-
Xi Jinping In Paris To Meet Emmanuel Macron, With Trade, Ukraine Talks Planned
Chinese President Xi Jinping awoke in Paris on Monday on his first visit to the region in five years with trade and Russia's war with Ukraine on the agenda in talks with France's Emmanuel Macron and European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen.
-
World Still Significantly "Western" In Intellectual Concepts: S Jaishankar
Noting that the world today is still significantly 'Western' in terms of its intellectual concepts, traditions, and construct, External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Saturday laid emphasis on strengthening Indian strategic culture.
-
Nepal PM Prachanda Calls Overall Process Of SAARC 'Too Slow'
With the fate of the next SAARC summit hanging in balance, Nepal Prime Minister Prachanda today said the process of the regional grouping over the years has been "too slow" and the implementation of past deals were "very poor" as compared to other international organisations.
-
ISIS Could Expand from Libya but Faces Hostile Environment: Reports
ISIS has built a base in Libya from which to exploit tribal conflicts and expand across Africa, though experts say the jihadists remain vulnerable even if the West's attention is elsewhere.
-
'PM's Personal Chemistry Has Enhanced India's Diplomatic Engagement': Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "personal chemistry" has emerged as a "powerful tool" in enhancing India's diplomatic engagement and a "different approach" was quite evident in dealing with international events and situations in the last one year, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar said today.
