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March 8, 2026

Canadian Agri-Tech in Indian Fields

Canadian agri-tech is already shaping how Indian farmers grow, store, and process food, and if we are serious about global food security, we should treat these partnerships not as charity or “market

Technology

March 6, 2026

The Data Centre is the New Aircraft Carrier

When a missile strike can knock out cloud infrastructure across a region, protecting data centres must become as central to national security as air defence, energy grids and nuclear command-and-control. At approximately

Americas·Technology

February 26, 2026

When the Pentagon Demands Unrestricted AI, and One Company Says No

The escalating standoff between the Pentagon and Anthropic represents a troubling milestone in the U.S. government’s pursuit of advanced artificial intelligence for national security. What began as a promising $200 million contract

EU Rushes to Unlock Quantum Computing, but the Clock Is Ticking on Cybersecurity

Europe is laying out an ambitious plan to propel quantum computing from the laboratory into factories, hospitals and even outer space, hoping to close the gap with the United States and China.

July 2, 2025

Europe·Technology

Europe’s Quantum Opportunity: A Familiar Race With Familiar Risks

As Europe readies itself to compete in the next frontier of technology, a familiar story begins to unfold: promising scientific breakthroughs hampered by sluggish commercialization and fragmented funding. This time, the battleground

July 1, 2025

Europe·Technology

China’s EV Revolution Is Global. Can the U.S. Keep Up?

At the Shanghai auto show this spring, the message from China’s carmakers couldn’t have been clearer: the age of China as a mere manufacturing hub is over. It is now an innovator—arguably

May 4, 2025

Americas·Asia·Technology

Ukraine’s War Is Now a Video Game—And It Might Just Work

In the age of drone warfare, the Ukrainian military has taken a bold leap into a realm where Silicon Valley meets Stalingrad—gamifying war. And strangely enough, it might be one of the

April 30, 2025

Europe·Technology

Meta’s New Strategy: Shift Scrutiny from Social Media to App Stores

In a masterstroke of legislative maneuvering, Mark Zuckerberg is once again rewriting the rules of the tech accountability game. But this time, his tactics carry profound implications not only for rival companies

April 21, 2025

Technology

India’s iPhone Moment: How Tariffs Are Redefining Global Manufacturing

On April 9, 2025, the imposition of a striking 104% U.S. tariff on Chinese electronics—including iPhones—set off a seismic shift, reshaping the manufacturing landscape and sparking a global rethink on supply chain

April 9, 2025

Asia·Technology

Is Silicon Valley at Risk of Losing Europe?

Once upon a time, Silicon Valley heralded a dream that seemed unstoppable: technology was destined to transcend national boundaries, dissolve authoritarianism, and usher in a globally interconnected liberal utopia. Alphabet’s Eric Schmidt

April 3, 2025

Americas·Europe·Technology

Why Europe Needs Its Own Tech Revolution—And Now

Europe stands at a digital precipice, not under threat from conventional armies, but entangled in an invisible war of supply chains, algorithms, and geopolitical power plays. From the minerals that power our

March 31, 2025

Europe·Technology

Why Crowd-Sourcing the Truth Is a Dangerous Game

In a world where misinformation can incite riots and hashtags can spark revolutions, the idea that truth is now a group project should send a collective chill down our spines. In January

March 30, 2025

Technology

Our Digital House of Cards: The Fragility of Cybersecurity Infrastructure

Whether we like it or not, technology rules our daily lives. No matter how stable, effective, or powerful it seems, it’s all just software. We've constructed a software-driven world, relying on processes

July 20, 2024

Opinion·Technology

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Canadian Agri-Tech in Indian Fields

The Data Centre is the New Aircraft Carrier

When the Pentagon Demands Unrestricted AI, and One Company Says No

EU Rushes to Unlock Quantum Computing, but the Clock Is Ticking on Cybersecurity

Europe’s Quantum Opportunity: A Familiar Race With Familiar Risks

China’s EV Revolution Is Global. Can the U.S. Keep Up?

Ukraine’s War Is Now a Video Game—And It Might Just Work

Meta’s New Strategy: Shift Scrutiny from Social Media to App Stores

India’s iPhone Moment: How Tariffs Are Redefining Global Manufacturing

Is Silicon Valley at Risk of Losing Europe?

Why Europe Needs Its Own Tech Revolution—And Now

Why Crowd-Sourcing the Truth Is a Dangerous Game

Our Digital House of Cards: The Fragility of Cybersecurity Infrastructure

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