openthemagazine.comadded August 2026
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh16d ago
#UNTOLD | Silence, Shylock & Shawshank: Aloke Bajpai, Rajnish Kumar & the Untold Story of ixigo’s IPO Bell Aloke Bajpai was looking for his breath.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau16d ago
Roshibina Devi makes Asian Games history as Satnam Singh-Salman Khan win rowing bronze for India Some medals are about the podium while others are about the journey it took to get there.
Open Magazineby Ullekh NP16d ago
Richard Wolff sees triumph of Elif Eralp in Berlin as proof of decline of US-centric politics Renowned American economist and public intellectual Richard D Wolff says that the change in New York...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau16d ago
At the UN, India delivers a two-part message: Zero tolerance on terror, more climate finance for the developing world What does India want the world to focus on right now?
Open Magazineby Mahima Pandey16d ago
Before Vir Das' latest Emmy nod, these celebs put India on the International Emmy map There was a time when an Indian stand-up comedian getting nominated for an International Emmy felt like a...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau16d ago
OpenAI Agent Breached Australian Government Medicare Portal, Accessed Non-Public Data: PM Albanese Orders Forensic Probe An OpenAI artificial intelligence agent bypassed access restrictions on an...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau16d ago
Javier Milei Calls UN ‘Useless’, Demands Action on Falklands Dispute Argentine President Javier Milei called the United Nations a “useless organisation” in a sharp attack at the UN General Assembly...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau16d ago
East, Central India to Lead Late-Monsoon Rainfall; El Niño May Persist Into 2027: Report East and Central India are expected to receive most of the rainfall in the closing weeks of the monsoon as...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau16d ago
Boeing’s Salvation? Trump Can Sell the Planes. Can Boeing Deliver? The applause arrived before the aeroplanes.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau16d ago
Sam Altman, Dario Amodei Urge AI Safeguards at UN, Warn Against Losing Human Control OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged stronger safeguards for artificial intelligence at...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau16d ago
From VR Glasses to DNA: Meta and Anthropic Push AI Beyond the Chat Window One company wants artificial intelligence to help you operate a computer through your glasses.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau16d ago
Small Reactors, Big Power: What’s Behind the US-Japan-South Korea Nuclear Push? Can nuclear power become cheaper by learning to repeat itself?
Open Magazineby Open Bureau16d ago
Venezuela Will Hold Elections, Delcy Rodríguez Tells UNGA; Thanks Trump for Diplomatic Outreach Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez has promised elections and a transition to “full...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau16d ago
Trump Welcomes Xi Jinping as US-China Trade Truce Gets Two-Month Extension US President Donald Trump welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping to the United States, days after Washington and Beijing...
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh16d ago
Prem Chopra: The Villain Who Turned His Own Name into a Warning The young lovers have another problem.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau16d ago
Why Is the CJI Missing From the Election Commissioner Selection Panel? Who should help choose India’s election commissioners: the government of the day, the Opposition, or an independent...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau16d ago
Are India’s Biggest Cities Hoarding the Best Jobs? Sridhar Vembu Wants Change For many young Indians, building a career often comes with an unspoken condition: leave home and move to a major city.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau17d ago
What Does Zelenskyy Want India to Do About Russian Oil, and How Could Trump Apply Pressure? Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wants India to go further in reducing its energy trade with...
Open Magazineby Shailja Tiwari17d ago
Sydney Sweeney and the Business of Outrage: Why We Keep Watching What We Claim to Hate There is a some pleasure in being offended.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau17d ago
Asian Games 2026: What Went Right for India and What Went Wrong for Manu Bhaker? India had plenty to celebrate at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on Wednesday, but not every result went its way.
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