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    India-Nordic Summit signals New Delhi's emergence as 'co-author of global governance': Analysis

    When Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen described India in Oslo as "not a middle power, but one of the world's greatest powers," it signalled more than diplomatic warmth. It reflected a broader geopolitical transition in which India is increasingly being seen as a co-author of global climate, technology and governance frameworks.

    Microsoft expands Danish quantum facility with second lab

    Quantum computing has the potential to revolutionise industries by solving problems that are practically impossible for today's computers. Its ability to process vast amounts of data simultaneously could unlock discoveries in medicine and chemistry and transform fields from finance to climate modelling.

    Denmark aims to host world's most powerful quantum computer

    The Novo Nordisk Foundation, the non-profit which controls pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk, and Denmark's Export and Investment Fund (EIFO), said in a statement they would invest 80 million euros ($92.93 million) in the initiative called QuNorth.

    Microsoft unveils chip, claiming quantum computers are just years away, not decades

    Microsoft unveiled the Majorana 1 quantum chip, claiming useful quantum computing is "years, not decades" away. Using Majorana fermions, it aims to reduce errors, competing with Google and IBM in the race for scalable quantum systems.

    Trump's inauguration on Martin Luther King Day signals a shift in US foreign & domestic policies

    Donald Trump's presidency is seen as controversial for opposing Martin Luther King Jr's values of equality and justice. Trump's foreign policy shifts are anticipated to impact US's global alliances, encourage militarization among nations, and challenge India's strategic autonomy. Indian diplomacy needs agility to navigate these dynamic global interdependencies.

    For Saudi crown prince Mohammed Bin Salman, why sports is just more than business

    Saudi Arabia has been investing heavily in sports for the past few years. Saudi will host the Fifa World Cup in 2034 –with hopes that this will cement Saudi’s lasting position as a global sports hub. Mohammed Bin Salman is working on a war foot to make Saudi Arabia great again using sports.

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