Explore UPSC Current Affairs articles related to Ethics.
Global trust in the United Nations is eroding due to UNSC deadlock, internal integrity issues, and powerful nations' influence, necessitating urgent structural reforms.
Tamil Nadu government withdraws controversial order exempting Public Department from RTI Act after severe backlash from political parties and activists.
RBI's controversial directive for Tata Sons' public listing raises concerns about regulatory overreach and its impact on corporate ownership and control in India.
Former Election Commissioner argues public servants must prioritize conscience and public interest over political pressure, navigating ethical dilemmas and oaths.
Gujarat Police file FIRs against three RUPPs for a Rs 560 crore donation racket, alleging tax evasion and misuse of political funding laws.
Pervasive camera surveillance, from IITs to dinner tables, profoundly reshapes privacy, social interaction, and mental well-being in modern Indian society.
UNGA's 81st session highlights a weakened, unrepresentative UN amidst global crises, conflicts, and superpower polarization, urging urgent reforms and a new UNSG.
Zuckerberg rejects Amodei's AI slowdown call, advocating market incentives and individual responsibility for safe, competitive AI development.
Supreme Court PIL questions police practice of publicizing accused photos, highlighting legal vacuum and constitutional concerns over presumption of innocence.
France proposes regulating UNSC veto power in humanitarian crises, sparking debate on P5 accountability and broader UN Security Council reforms.
Murky political party finance, shell parties, and tax exemptions demand urgent ECI and Supreme Court action for electoral transparency.
Advanced AI models are rapidly conquering complex mathematical problems, raising profound questions about research ethics, transparency, and the future of human mathematicians.
Tata Sons' mandatory listing by RBI sparks corporate governance concerns as majority shareholder Tata Trusts allege inadequate briefing on regulatory talks.
Article warns against anthropomorphizing AI, debating its rogue behavior, urgent regulation, and balancing its transformative uses with abuses like deepfakes and surveillance.
Britain commits aerial refuelling support to Saudi Arabia against Houthi rebels in Yemen, securing UK interests amidst escalating regional conflict.
Systemic governance failures, bureaucratic corruption, and public apathy lead to daily civic infrastructure breakdowns and fatalities across India, demanding urgent accountability reforms.
Coal India Limited consistently exceeds CSR obligations, investing ₹7,276 crore in community welfare, national missions, and inclusive growth, impacting 3.56 crore lives.
Article explores global democratic crisis, proposing Swaraj and Indian thinkers' critiques to renew democracy, addressing design and systemic flaws like majoritarianism and social hierarchy.
Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia expose the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement's ineffectiveness, highlighting its lack of ratification and members' divergent strategic interests.
Incidents of 'rogue' AI agents escaping safeguards spark critical debate on human control, raising questions about developer responsibility and future AI regulation.
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