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.
Agentic AI manages tasks, makes decisions and promises convenience and powerful expediency. But with that comes a big question: who’s responsible when AI acts on its own?
Serentiy claims it has launched the world’s first-ever sAxess card that integrates biometric authentication with blockchain security, transforming digital identity and asset management.
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.
As Vietnam charts a clear path towards fulfilling its 2030 vision, Government-led initiatives are turbocharging innovation, funding, and global partnerships to build a thriving AI startup ecosystem.
Sudan's brutal civil war is allegedly sustained by a massive, illicit gold trade. Warring factions profit from this trade by smuggling gold through neighbouring countries to international markets. Peace and ending starvation will depend on ending the flow of ‘blood gold’ and holding all beneficiaries accountable.
According to The Dayak Oil Palm Planters Association President Napolean Ningkos, the European Union’s deforestation regulations discriminate against local farmers who have been cultivating palm oil for decades and argues that the popular myth spun by NGOs that Dayaks are content to live as hunter-gatherers is conveniently false.
Kurdistan President Barzani’s focus on international partnerships with Germany and Egypt underscores a vision for his country’s economic growth and diversification.
ADQ, Abu Dhabi’s investment company, and State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC), Vietnam’s state-owned investment fund, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish a framework for collaboration in economic sectors.