Strategic investments by sovereign wealth funds mark a significant shift in global tech leadership. We discuss what’s driving these investments and which firms are leading the charge.
South Korea is investing billions into LLM ventures to drive innovation, population growth and strategic partnerships to place it among the top three countries leading in AI-assisted technology ventures.
No longer just a regional tech hub, the UAE is emerging as a global convener of ethics, with the intention to balance regulatory philosophies with un-encumbered potential in AI-led innovation.
Despite its suspension over biometric data and regulatory breaches, Worldcoin’s popularity in Indonesia is surging—driven by cash payouts and football sponsorship hype. The frenzy underscores a sharp conflict between unchecked tech ambition and the need for public protection.
Zimbabwe’s Presidential Internet Scheme aims to bridge the digital divide and expand opportunities for youth through education, economic empowerment, and tech innovation, particularly in underserved rural areas.
With USD 6.4 billion in fresh deals, the Kingdom is staking its claim on Syria’s future and sending a clear message: Arab-led recovery is back in focus.
KUN’s recent Series A $50 million funding round signals a pivotal moment for stablecoins, ushering in a new era of regulated, efficient, and cross-border digital payments across Asia.
More than two dozen Rwandan companies now operate businesses in Dubai, particularly in the logistics sector, and Ambassador John Mirenge says Rwanda has big plans to ramp up bilateral trade across all sectors of industry.
Strong fan engagement and legal reforms—especially in Brazil and South Africa—are drawing unprecedented investor interest, sparking a quiet revolution in how football is funded and run. But will this wave of capital truly uplift local leagues—or risk sidelining the soul of the sport?
Malaysia-based Fueltrax, a Fuel Management System provider claims it delivers over 99% system uptime globally and is the only EFMS accepted universally by all major oil companies.
The Council on American–Islamic Relations Action New Jersey (CAIR Action NJ) endorses pro-freedom New Jersey congressional candidates, most of them running under the label of the Green Party or other minor political parties.