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Politicians in Germany have pushed back national internet rollout targets from 2018 to 2025, with some now suggesting a deadline of 2030.
Siddharth Venkataramakrishnan questions if accessible internet is already dead due to privacy issues.
Tulagi in the Solomon Islands is leased to China, raising geopolitical tensions in the Pacific Ocean.
South Korea faces a beauty backlash as women seek Barbie-like perfection through surgery.
India's Chandrayaan-3 successfully lands at the Luna South Pole, marking a historic triumph.
Israeli startups in computer vision attracted over $1 billion in funding over the past three years, a sharp rise from $56 million in 2015.
Linda Tripp tapes her calls amid the White House's attack on her credibility in Washington.
Microsoft plans to invest $10 billion in OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, co-founded by Elon Musk.
Elon Musk and experts call for a pause on powerful AI development to ensure safety protocols.
US companies struggle to comply with Europe's General Data Protection Regulation on privacy.
Matthew Prince of CloudFlare removes Daily Stormer, raising free speech concerns.
South Wales Police's facial recognition technology raises privacy concerns in Cardiff.
Zelenskyy claims Iran misled about drone sales to Russia before the Ukraine invasion.
Saudi Arabia's 200 billion dollar mega project aims to build a futuristic city in the desert.
Stereotypes about economists as middle-class white men contribute to the underrepresentation of women in the field, as highlighted by the speaker's personal experiences.
China reacts to Lithuania's trade office in Taipei, escalating tensions over Taiwan.
Transformation technology drives M&A strategies at Emerson and influences global markets.
The UK allows Huawei in 5G networks, intensifying U.S. concerns over competition and security.
An Ohio police officer reports handling more heroin-related incidents than marijuana, reflecting the growing opioid crisis in the community.
The U.S. bans TikTok and WeChat amid rising tensions in the tech war with China.
Todd Hoffman joins the night shift after a season without work, changing the show's dynamics.
Peter Marsh reveals US manufacturing productivity outpaces China, shifting global dynamics.
Anthony Painter discusses universal basic income as a vital support for modern society.
German companies reassess China investments amid Taiwan tensions and regulatory pressures.
Brazilians elect Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right authoritarian, with 55 percent of the vote.
Amazon and Microsoft await a Pentagon decision on a $10 billion cloud contract.
Holly Brockwell discusses the choice of being child-free and societal pressures in London.
Speculation continues about Belarus joining Russia's invasion of Ukraine amid military preparations.
BlackBerry faces potential sale or buyout after disappointing sales of its new devices this year.
India receives ventilators from Britain as Covid-19 cases surge beyond 300,000 daily.
Hybrid warfare in the Russia-Ukraine conflict features Ukrainian hackers targeting Russian sites and the IT Army's 290,000 volunteers combating disinformation.
Neato Botvac 85 and Roomba 880 showcase advancements in robot vacuum technology.
Cruise launches driverless Robo Taxis in San Francisco after regulatory approval in August.
Klaus Freund estimates half of US jobs may face automation in the next twenty years.
Will Jackson discusses Tesla's Optimus robot and its potential applications in robotics.
The Hoffman family faces significant challenges when their wash plant breaks down, raising doubts about their gold mining success this season.
Uganda's presidential election faces challenges with banned campaign rallies and media access issues.
Alaska Airlines grounds its Boeing 737 Max 9 fleet after a window blows out in Oregon.
Wolfenstein 2 depicts an alternate America ruled by Nazis, igniting controversy and protests.
Protests in Iran escalate after Masa Amini's death, facing brutal crackdown by Security Forces.
Womenomics in Japan highlights the critical role of female workforce participation in driving economic growth and addressing workplace equality challenges.
Robert Armstrong and Jonathan Eley analyze the changing UK gym industry and its business model.
A futuristic vessel docks in London after circumnavigating the globe using solar power.
Apple confirms that its once unstoppable iPhone has hit a significant decline in sales.
The Army's recruitment campaign seeks to build lasting confidence in young people.
Marta Castaeda delivers pizzas from her rooftop in Cuba, despite challenging circumstances.
Keith Stuart and Cara Ellison review Microsoft's Xbox One and its features at The Proud Archivist.
Xi Jinping's London visit aims to secure major investment deals for Britain.
