In 2023, the tech world was buzzing with a shiny new job title—AI Prompt Engineer. Salaries soared to $335,000 a year, companies scrambled to hire, and it was hailed as the gateway to the AI revolution. Its 2025, and whispers are spreading: is this red-hot role already extinct? Did AI outsmart its own creators, or is the truth more nuanced?

Picture a field where crops grow taller, looks healthier and thick, yield more, and shrug off drought like it’s a minor inconvenience. Sounds like a farmer’s dream, right? Now imagine those same crops might come with hidden costs—higher seed prices, environmental trade-offs, or even health concerns. Welcome to the world of hybrid cultivation, a practice that’s transforming agriculture but sparking some debates.

On April 28, 2025, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) directed banks and ATM operators to ensure 75% of ATMs dispense ₹100 and ₹200 notes by September 2025, increasing to 90% by March 2026. This has sparked rumors of a second demonetization

A world where your freedom to breathe clean air, eat nutritious food, or even pursue your career is dictated not by your choices but by the whims of a warming planet and fracturing global trade. What does freedom mean when rising temperatures threaten your health, and trade wars choke your access to goods? In 2025, as climate change accelerates and economic rivalries intensify, the very concept of freedom is being reshaped.

What’s driving this unrest? Why are residents in tourism-dependent regions turning against the very industry that fuels their economies? And why does India, a country with a booming tourism sector, remain largely immune to such protests?

Between 2024 and 2032, the world witnessed an exponential rise in climate-driven displacement. According to leaked data from theBrink2028, over 127 million people were displaced during that 8-year window alone

We are 8 billion people living on this planet, where cities pulse with crowds and social media connects us instantly, yet, loneliness is silently sweeping through societies like a dark shadow. The "loneliness epidemic," this pervasive issue affects millions, cutting across borders, ages, and cultures.

Vaccines may be one of humanity’s greatest medical triumphs, credited with saving millions of lives annually. Yet, its widespread use, especially in infants and across age groups, sparks intense debate. For readers of The Brink 2028, we explore the..

This app, designed to streamline the shopping experience, leverages artificial intelligence to compare prices across thousands of retail and resale platforms in real time.

Every 11 years, the sun goes through a cycle of getting super active (with dark spots called sunspots and solar storms). But there’s a bigger pattern, called the 100-year solar cycle or Gleissberg cycle, that decides whether these 11-year cycles are wild or tame over a century. In 2025, we’re starting a new phase