Technopolitics - The Dialectics

India's Duck curve challenge in Solar power distribution

Analysis India & South Asia Technopolitics

Enough Solar but Not Enough Storage : How to Tackle India’s Duck Curve Challenge

India’s transition to renewable energy has gained significant momentum since its COP26 commitment to achieve net-zero emissions by 2070.

BY Ashmita Mitra
December 15, 2025
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Chinese hackers salt and volt typhoons attack Australia's telecommunication

Explainer Technopolitics

How Chinese Hackers are Targeting Australia’s Core Infrastructure

Top spy agency of Australia, the Australian Security Intelligence Organization’s (ASIO) director general of security Mike Burgess said

BY Harsha Suresh
November 13, 2025
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Is the Europe's "Drone wall" truly feasible

Technopolitics Explainer

Is the EU’s “Drone Wall” Truly Feasible ?

The European Commission proposed to broaden its “drone wall” initiative, which was first intended to guard the EU’s eastern border,...

BY Harsha Suresh
October 27, 2025
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EU comes up with two new strategies for AI implementation. 'AI in Science' and 'Apply AI'

Explainer Technopolitics

EU’s two new strategies to implement its AI Continent Plan

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has recently made a bold statement “I want the Future of AI to...

BY Harsha Suresh
October 13, 2025
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Geoengineering Solar reflection marine cloud thickening stratospheric-aerosols

Guest Commentaries Geoeconomics Technopolitics

Geoengineering and Power Politics: Who Decides if the Planet is Dimmed?

When scientists talk about “dimming the planet,” they do not use analogies. Instead, they refer to solar geoengineering, which includes...

BY Anusreeta Dutta and Tanmay Mathews, Anusreeta Dutta, Tanmay Mathews
September 30, 2025
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Magazine Analysis In Depth (Sep 25) India & South Asia Technopolitics

Project Delays and Faulty Atomic Clocks: Is NavIC – India’s Own GPS Truly Wartime Ready?

In the modern era, critical technologies are an essential part of everyday life, and controlling these technologies gives a country...

BY Rashat Sharma
September 27, 2025
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India first hydrogen train and green hydrogen mission

Magazine Explainer In Depth (Sep 25) Technopolitics

India’s ‘First Hydrogen Train’ : Driving the National Green Hydrogen Mission Forward

In the first week of September 2025, Indian Railway has reported that India’s First and world’s most powerful hydrogen powered...

BY Janaki S
September 27, 2025
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Magazine Geoeconomics Guest Commentaries In Depth (Sep 25) Technopolitics

Can Cryptocurrency and Carbon Trading Shake Hands?

The digital revolution is no longer confined to social media, e-commerce, or cloud platforms- it is transforming the systems that...

BY Anindita Dutta
September 27, 2025
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Magazine Analysis Geoeconomics In Depth (Sep 25) Technopolitics

Should Nations Hold Bitcoin Like Gold? : Exploring the Case for National Digital Reserves

“We are seeing some pretty rapid growth of uptake of crypto in some emerging markets. In terms of currency substitution,...

BY Jaskaran Singh Narula
September 27, 2025
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Guest Commentaries India & South Asia Technopolitics

Paywall vs People: Shadow Libraries and The Global South’s Fight to End Knowledge Apartheid

The recent decision by the Delhi High Court to restrict access to Sci-Hub, LibGen, and all shadow libraries has reignited...

BY Anusreeta Dutta, Anindita Dutta and Hrishikesh Vedantam, Anusreeta Dutta, Hrishikesh Vedantam, Anindita Dutta
September 23, 2025
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