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The increase in overall funding was largely driven by late-stage investments, which rose 32 percent to $2.7 billion from $2 billion during the same period in 2025.

Israel has voted, but it has not decided who should govern or how. Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing Likud has emerged as the largest party, projected to win 53 seats, yet his alliance of nationalists and religious conservatives remains short of a parliamentary majority—61 seats. Gadi Eisenkot, the former military chief, who challenged Netanyahu’s political narrative as Israel’s indispensable guardian, is not projected to get the governing majority of 48 seats either. The votes of Palestinian Arab citizens, projected to win 19 seats, could prove decisive in either making or breaking coalition negotiations. As a last resort, a caretaker government under Bibi might continue until the next elections. ThePrint Consulting Editor (International & Strategic Affairs) Swasti Rao explains:

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CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) completed a year without any operational fatality, for the first time in 47 years. #CutTheClutter Episode 1930 looks at CRPF’s journey, its evolution and what its fatality-free operational year reflects. ThePrint Editor-In-Chief Shekhar Gupta also explains the force’s role in India’s internal security.
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Justice Anup Jairam Bhambhani issued notice to JNU on Akoijam's plea challenging his termination; matter to be heard next in January 2027.

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Protests against the proposed Siang Upper Multipurpose project in Arunachal Pradesh have escalated. The Chief Minister, Monday, in an open letter said that all concerns of protesters will be addressed. #CutTheClutter Episode 1929 looks at the journey of the Siang Dam project, and where things stand. ThePrint Editor-In-Chief Shekhar Gupta also explains the strategic dimension, and the China factor.
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Development comes after Internet Freedom Foundation sought independent audit by a company eMudhra had not previously engaged.

Israel's longest-serving PM Benjamin Netanyahu has won only because he hasn’t been defeated. He’s also changed Israel fundamentally. Any ruling alliance now will have to be a coalition to the exclusion of Israel’s Arab citizens. Two points need exploration. One, when and why did the power of the once-formidable Left vapourise in Israel? And second, how come the formidable vote of its Arabs doesn’t matter? Watch this week's #NationalInterest

#NationalInterest Indira Gandhi had two spells in power, yet she was not one prime minister, but three. Each tenure, it was the same personality in office but a different Prime Minister. She changed and evolved, sometimes for the better, sometimes not quite so. Her first tenure reflected some under-preparedness and diffidence. Her second tenure was so forgettable, yet she redeemed herself to some extent towards the end. History will take an unkind view of the third, but it marked the return of the Iron Lady. Watch ThePrint Editor-In-Chief Shekhar Gupta decode Indira Gandhi in this #NationalInterest, originally published in November 2017, ahead of her 42nd death anniversary.

Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay has written to the Union Ministry of Consumer Affairs seeking approval to impose stockholding limits on rice, pulses, edible oils and onions.

Infections have spread to 66 health zones across eight provinces—from just three when the outbreak was first declared—and reached five countries, including Kenya and Nigeria.