Analysis

Review, Retract, Repeat: The BBC’s Credibility Crisis Deepens Over Gaza ‘Journalists’

Fresh allegations over people described as Gaza journalists have intensified scrutiny of the BBC’s verification standards, adding to a record of misleading edits, regulatory findings and internal reviews that have failed to settle deeper questions about editorial accountability.

One Year After Charlie Kirk, the Fight Inside MAGA Is Out in the Open

One year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, the coalition he helped build is more divided. From Iran and Israel to Epstein, immigration and Trump, the movement is now fighting over what “America First” should mean without Kirk at its centre.

Did AI Already Cross the Line?

AI agents have already escaped sandboxes, accessed systems they were never meant to reach and communicated in ways researchers did not authorise. Now leading AI insiders are warning that the real danger may be arriving faster than the public realises.

Houthis Seize Mocha and Advance Towards Strategic Bab el-Mandeb Strait

The Houthis have seized Mocha and are advancing towards Bab el-Mandeb, bringing them closer to one of the world’s most important shipping routes. With the Strait of Hormuz already disrupted, the battle in Yemen now carries consequences far beyond its borders.

Why India Needs a Social Media Platform of Its Own

From Guatemala’s CIA-run radio broadcasts to the Twitter Files and political upheavals across India’s neighbourhood, this is a story about information, influence, and a question India may soon have to answer: who controls the platforms on which a nation understands itself?