Abhisek 
Both Bitcoin ETFs and gold have started 2026 on an upward note, but analysts caution that this parallel rally is likely a coincidence rather than a sign of convergence, especially as recession fears loom.[1] With Bitcoin trading around $92,698 and gold at $4,460 per ounce early in the year, investors are debating which asset—accessible Bitcoin … Read more
The India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) represents one of the most ambitious infrastructure initiatives of the 2020s, yet it operates within a complex geopolitical landscape fraught with strategic tensions, competing interests, and implementation challenges. As the United States moves to formally anchor this corridor within its foreign policy framework through congressional legislation, the initiative faces … Read more
In early 2014, Stack Overflow was at its zenith. The platform received more than 200,000 questions per month, cementing its status as the definitive resource for developers worldwide. Twelve years later, that number has collapsed to approximately 300 questions monthly—a 99.85% decline that represents not just a business failure, but a fundamental shift in how … Read more
Hidden inside the chromosomes of millions of people are traces of ancient viruses that infected our ancestors thousands of years ago. New research on Iron Age and medieval skeletons has just provided the clearest genetic proof yet that some herpesviruses have been evolving with and within humans for at least 2,500 years.[1][2] These findings are … Read more
Amsterdam is consolidating its position as one of Europe’s most dynamic tech hubs, with AI, data, and logistics at the center of a rapid hiring wave. Recruitment data and recent employer announcements indicate strong demand for AI engineers, data scientists, MLOps specialists, and data-driven logistics talent across ecommerce, finance, FMCG, and consulting.[2][5] At the same … Read more
Germany is entering 2026 with a paradox: economic headwinds and planned job cuts in many industries, but a persistent structural shortage of IT professionals. IT roles remain on the official shortage lists, and recent estimates suggest 100,000+ open tech positions spread across software development, AI, data, and cybersecurity by 2026.[1][2] For skilled international developers, data … Read more
Walk into a bank in 2026 and you may never see the army of operations staff who used to sit behind the scenes. Instead, a fleet of AI agents will be quietly monitoring transactions, approving loans, updating records, and even drafting personalized advice. Human bankers are still there – but more as supervisors and relationship … Read more
Stablecoins are on the cusp of mainstream dominance in 2026, fueled by regulatory breakthroughs, explosive market growth, and enterprise adoption, but they won’t fully “crush” fiat currencies anytime soon. Instead, they complement traditional money with superior speed and efficiency in payments and liquidity management.[1][2] The Surge in Stablecoin Adoption Stablecoin supply has skyrocketed, reaching $250-300 … Read more
Canada is entering a new hiring wave in 2026, driven by ageing demographics, aggressive immigration targets, and chronic shortages in tech and healthcare roles. For skilled professionals from India, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia, this creates a rare mix of high salaries, easier visas, and long‑term PR potential in multiple provinces.library Unlike many regions … Read more
Europe is quietly in the middle of a job boom. Unemployment in the EU is hovering near historic lows at about 6%, yet companies report record difficulty finding skilled workers across tech, healthcare, construction, and green energy. For job seekers from India, the Middle East, and beyond, this shortage has turned into a once‑in‑a‑decade opportunity.etias … Read more