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The article presents the statement from the according to Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan during the UK-India Week summit. that the debate between artificial intelligence (AI) and human intelligence (HI) in balancing the use of AI and digitization with the importance of human intelligence,.

The article highlights a study on human intelligence puts up a hypothesis that might shock the general public: American IQs significantly increased during the past century, but now they appear to be declining.

The article focuses on the assessment of Minister Ahmed al-Khafaji regarding the need of better intelligence gathering to combat terrorism in Iraq. Khafaji stresses that the country does not need more soldiers and police to wage war against insurgents but rather, it requires intelligence gathering and measures to stop the government from supporting Sunni Islamist insurgents linked to al-Qaeda. President Barack Obama has ordered to pull out the U.S. combat operations in the country.

The article discusses the use of Meld as brain transplant device that provide intelligence to the human beings.

The author reflects on John O. Brennan, one of the candidates that U.S. President Barack Obama may appoint as U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) director after General David H. Petraeus resigned. The author states that Brennan is responsible for the country's current faulty counterterrorist strategy that relies on drone strikes which killed civilians in the process. He suggests that the government should choose a CIA director that will restore the agency's major purpose.

The article reports that a possible softening by the country's new ruler Kim Jong-Un is indicated by the redemption of a Japanese chef who escaped from North Korea a decade ago after serving the Kim royal family. It is noted that Pyongyang has been visited recently for the first time in 11 years by Fujimoto Kenji, a Japanese chef for late North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il.