Rina Chandran

Illegal charging stations are powering Delhi’s e-rickshaw revolution. More than half of all EVs in India’s capital are three-wheelers, but there is little official support for these vehicles. https://t.co/P2uquEKw0K

In Ulaanbaatar, coal fires heat almost every home. But as extreme weather drives families off the Mongolian steppes into the city the air is becoming more deadly. https://t.co/bMpoqMIRu5

UK creating ‘murder prediction’ tool to identify people most likely to kill. Truly dystopian. https://t.co/OjD3WCwZVY

How will #NVIDIA and Jensen Huang navigate worsening geopolitical tensions and the new U.S. tariffs? @stephenwitt has a new book out, and he has some thoughts. @violazhouyi reports for @restofworld https://t.co/8NsIWQ1NeO

iPhones may become more expensive in the U.S. because of new tariffs. In China and Hong Kong, iPhones had already been losing favor because they are not as cutting-edge as Huawei's tri-fold phone and others, reports @selina_cheng for @restofworld https://t.co/gyPJUIUIHk

As Argentina lifts tariffs on imported EVs, locals are likely to buy cheaper Chinese brands, potentially stifling the homegrown auto industry, reports @davidfeliba for @restofworld https://t.co/8NxrD3cooO

The internet blackout in #Myanmar is a huge obstacle to relief efforts. Digital rights advocate @barnyar, of the Myanmar Internet Project, talks to @lamle52 about how the junta’s internet shutdown is hampering essential work. https://t.co/qMnHBsWpCh

One way to get sources: a billboard truck. The truck became an operation that drew in people from across the newsroom, from interactive designers who usually work on the website to copy editors who commented on how they’d never proofread a truck before. https://t.co/Eznmy65tZG

The Shanghai satellite company SpaceSail is launching deals in countries where Starlink, X or Tesla are creating friction, reports @LamLe52 for @restofworld https://t.co/zwqgYQ2LM4

Philippine drug war victims face abuse and threats online after Duterte's arrest. https://t.co/rH93pz1E6h

In Myanmar, which is ruled by a military junta that has terrorized civilian areas, establishing a unified and internationally supported reconstruction effort to restore monuments is likely to be challenging. https://t.co/H2vbpnwLvs via @NYTimes

About 80% of Mexico’s vehicle exports go to the U.S., with EVs making up a growing share. The new tariffs are putting the EV industry under threat. https://t.co/BDcrQj4DMs

By capturing sites that produce roughly half of the world's heavy rare earths, Myanmar rebels have been able to throttle the supply of minerals used in wind turbines and electric vehicles, sending prices of the key element skyward. https://t.co/1gUNBpOrEE

Turkish women become software engineers in hopes of a secure career and a better position in society. Instead, they’ve found they are a mistreated and undervalued minority. Frustrated, many are leaving the country, reports @kayagenc for @restofworld https://t.co/PHIMsGNDPb

International adoptions need far greater scrutiny. https://t.co/5RoTkZlNQs

What does another former Meta employee think of #carelesspeople? It glosses over the writer's own indifference to warnings from policymakers, civil society, and internal teams outside the U.S. about serious harm to communities from Facebook. @restofworld https://t.co/MKuXCndXhc

The memoir “Careless People” is a story that needed to be told, but one that leaves so much unsaid about how Facebook failed to heed warnings about the harm it was causing, writes former Meta employee Sabhanaz Rashid Diya in her review @restofworld https://t.co/aSpABJ0sEO