Newspaper editorials — Wednesday 15 July, 2026

When the classroom meets the algorithm, it is children who pay the price

Abuses and personal attacks have replaced reasoned speeches and discussions

Nothing distils the mythology of Fifa World Cup quite like England vs Argentina at Mexico ’86. In that quarterfinal, the inventors of football fielded a golden generation led by Gary Lineker, Peter Shilton, and Glenn...

Starting today, nearly all of India’s exports to UK will enjoy duty free access, creating huge opportunities for our small businesses, farmers, fishermen, innovators, women, and labour-intensive industries as the transformational Compreh…

By Sonal Srivastava These lines from the song ‘Gin Soaked Boy’ by The Divine Comedy pose an interesting paradox at multiple levels: I’m the goodness in the bad I’m the saneness in the mad I’m...

Trump’s 20% toll on Hormuz traffic is ridiculous. India should again activate other import sources for fuel In the 19th century, US ended piracy by N African states, and in the Caribbean. In the 21st,...

Designing for pedestrians is not anti-car; it is pro-city. Every city serious about reducing congestion must make short trips walkable.

Bangladesh has a choice to make: Let Sheikh Hasina destabilise the country again or use her return as a starting point of national healing.

SpaceX broke ahead with the marvel of rockets that could be reused. But it can’t take its space lead for granted. China’s Long March 10B hasn’t just succeeded with a terrestrial landing, it deployed an innovative mechanism for it.

Sebi’s disclosure regulations protect investors in 26 listed Tata companies from nasty surprises at those firms. But they offer no shield against shocks one layer up—at the level of the holding company that exercises control over group b…

These offer a win-win for NRIs, banks and RBI for now, but leveraged deposits are far from risk-free for depositors. Moreover, RBI’s currency swap programme for banks has its own risks. Here’s why India must plan carefully for redemption…

The AI story shows signs of a bubble inflated by the greed of common investors fuelling this frenzy. SpaceX’s listing is illustrative. And like other bubbles before it, it’ll probably end with a bang rather than deflate slowly.

A podcast episode explores the nature versus nurture debate regarding genetic influences. Behavioral geneticist Kathryn Paige Harden discusses her book on the genetics of wrongdoing. She explains that genes lean us toward traits but are …

The Enforcement Directorate recently auctioned a private jet under money laundering laws. This sale clarified that attachment of property is not ownership by the agency. Ownership of seized assets only passes after a court confirms money…

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