International Relations

A key partnership between Baya Systems and Openchip aims to solve AI's hidden bottleneck, signaling a new era for chip design and European tech sovereignty.

Industrial Logistics Properties Trust just added a career diplomat to its board. It’s a move that reveals a deeper truth about where real value lies today.

As AI reshapes childhood with risks of addiction and anxiety, advocates argue that the oldest classroom—nature—is the most vital tool for building resilience.

With the $14M purchase of Envoy Technologies, BladeRanger pivots to the U.S. EV sharing market, leveraging a history of M&A to prime its new asset for an IPO.

The Japanese Soy Milk Exchange launches to introduce a new premium category. Can heritage, technology, and high protein win over U.S. consumers?

As AI fatigue hits markets, one sector sees a real breakthrough. Taiwan's TFC is using AI to boost IVF success, offering new hope to infertile couples.

A unique partnership in Quebec is funding Indigenous youth projects, pioneering a new model for social investment with an impressive 2.5x return on impact.

Beyond art and music, China's UN-backed event in Geneva reveals a calculated investment in global influence, aiming to reshape multilateralism itself.

A new study by SciBase and Castle Biosciences is testing technology to predict atopic dermatitis flares, promising a shift from reactive care to patient control.

Citrea's landmark listing in South Korea is more than a crypto debut; it's a strategic test for Bitcoin's future as a dynamic financial ecosystem.

A new survey reveals a major disconnect between American values on volunteerism and corporate action, posing a hidden risk to talent retention and ESG ratings.

A new report reveals a decisive shift in AI strategy, as soaring costs, data sovereignty, and complexity push production workloads from public to private clouds.

A Cambridge startup is building a 'Common Crawl for the living world,' framing biological data as a strategic weapon in the US-China tech rivalry.

New research reveals Indigenous-led projects are not just a social good, but a critical economic engine for Canada's energy transition and resource economy.

New data shows music streaming is bigger than ever, with soaring revenues and user love. But beneath the surface, a battle over royalties and regulation is heating up.

Dr. Bonnie Johnson's appointment as JAPA's book review editor signals a new era focused on bridging academic theory with real-world urban planning challenges.

With Bill S-228, Canada is criminalizing forced sterilization. It’s more than a new law; it’s a reckoning with a dark history and a test of reconciliation.

Yacht Club de Monaco is moving beyond promises, using its SEA Index® and innovation challenges to chart a measurable course for responsible, high-tech yachting.

A landmark Japan-US partnership aims to solve AI's credibility crisis, deploying defense-vetted, verifiable AI into the world's most critical infrastructure.

A new report reveals a dangerous disconnect: while AI accelerates coding, 95% of CISOs are pressured to ignore the security flaws it creates.