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Should India discard moratorium, begin nuclear bomb testing?
The Ministry of External Affairs on Friday lashed out at Pakistan's secret nuclear activities, saying the country's nuclear history is centred around "decades of smuggling, export control violations, secret partnerships, AQ Khan network and further proliferation."
By Sanjib Kr Baruah
November 08, 2025
CURRENT AFFAIRS
Can India's crumbling single-screen cinemas find a new life?
Hemant Chaturvedi’s project captures the architectural grandeur and fading public ritual of these iconic halls
The film, praised for its comedic execution and reminiscent of classic Malayalam comedies, revolves around a group of men attempting to expose a cheating couple
EDITOR'S PICK
India's tightrope walk: Navigating the post-Sheikh Hasina era in Bangladesh
As Bangladesh navigates the transition to an elected government amid a fragile economy, India must tread carefully to ensure that its friendship with Dhaka rises above political anxieties
By Namrata Biji Ahuja
OPINION | The sham trial of Sheikh Hasina
What began as a UN fact-finding mission now stands accused of enabling authoritarian rule and a politically motivated judicial witch hunt in Bangladesh
By Mohammad Ali Arafat
Sheikh Hasina’s World Exclusive to THE WEEK: ‘I have faced down unelected politicians before’
In an exclusive article, former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina writes that true democracy in Bangladesh cannot exist under a head of state without an electoral mandate
By Sheikh Hasina
Tejashwi Yadav vs Nitish Kumar: Decoding strategies in Bihar's 2025 elections
Bihar elections are shaped by the pressing issues of job creation and youth aspirations, with political parties making various promises to address unemployment
By Pratul Sharma
‘Unemployment, as an issue, is often exaggerated’: JD(U) leader Neeraj Kumar
Neeraj Kumar is a JD(U) member of legislative council and former minister
By Pratul Sharma
'Predator: Badlands' review: Dan Trachtenberg delivers yet another astounding, brainy action spectacle
Trachtenberg knocks it out of the park with a very human story featuring two unlikely comrades: an extraterrestrial being who sees "sensitivity" as a weakness and an android with "feelings"
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