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Vishakha Singh

South Korea Summit Unveils Blueprint for Responsible Military AI Use

In a significant development for the future of artificial intelligence in military applications, a global summit in Seoul, South Korea, on Tuesday introduced a “blueprint for action” aimed at governing the responsible use of AI in defense. The document, while offering more practical guidelines than its predecessor, remains legally non-binding.

Turkey's Bid for BRICS Membership: A Strategic Play or a Symbolic Gesture

Turkey’s recent push to join the BRICS alliance—comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—marks a notable shift in its geopolitical strategy. As a long-standing member of NATO and a key ally of the West, Turkey’s attempt to align with this emerging economic bloc reveals a

Japan's Liberal Democratic Party Faces Pivotal Leadership Race Amidst Scandals and Public Discontent

As Japan gears up for its upcoming leadership race, the stakes could not be higher for the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), which faces unprecedented challenges as it seeks to reinvent itself amidst public disillusionment and internal scandals. The party, which has long been a cornerstone of Japan’s postwar stability,

Why Isn’t Trump’s Age and Cognitive Decline a Bigger Concern

As the 2024 presidential election approaches, a glaring double standard emerges in the media and political discourse regarding the mental fitness of candidates. While President Joe Biden’s age and cognitive abilities have been scrutinized incessantly, similar concerns about former President Donald Trump—who is also 78—seem to be

Japan Nominates Ex-Currency Diplomat Masato Kanda to Lead Asian Development Bank"

Japan has officially put forward Masato Kanda as its candidate for the presidency of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), marking a significant step in the leadership succession at one of Asia’s major financial institutions. Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki announced the nomination on Tuesday, emphasizing Kanda’s suitability for the

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Cleared to Appear on Michigan Ballot: What This Means for the 2024 Presidential Race"

In a significant turn of events, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will remain on the presidential ballot in Michigan following a decisive ruling by the state’s Supreme Court. This decision overturns a prior appeals court verdict that had removed Kennedy from the ballot, sparking debate about the implications for the

"European Markets in Turmoil: Why Today's Mixed Open Could Spark a Wild Ride!"

European stock markets are anticipated to start Tuesday’s trading session on a mixed note, reflecting ongoing uncertainty despite a positive start to the week. The mixed opening comes in the wake of a generally uplifting day for regional markets on Monday, which managed to recover some ground from recent