Science & Technology

The day France fustigated Big Tech: How Google ended up in the crosshair and what will follow

At the beginning of April 2019, the European Parliament approved the EU’s unified regulation on copyright and related rights. Since then, Member States have...

Implementation of virtual reality and the effects in cognitive warfare

With the increasing use of new technologies in warfare situations, virtual reality presents an opportunity for the domain of cognitive warfare. Nowadays, cognitive skills...

Vaccine Equity and Beyond: Intellectual Property Rights Face a Crucial Test

The debate over intellectual property rights (IPRs), particularly patents, and access to medicine is not new. IPRs are considered to drive innovation by protecting...

Sputnik V in the International Arena

Over a year since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic in March 2020, the disease is far from under...

Neo- Panopticism, Big Data, and Code of Ethics

Ever imagined how we type and scroll through one website and get thousands of recommendations on similar topics on other media platforms? In the...

Technopolitika: The Politics of Global Health Security

In recent years, global health efforts have engaged on infectious diseases, monitoring, prevention, care, and research and development. In an ear of globalization and...

Technological unemployment as an upcoming wave of pandemic

Seeing the rise in the number of unemployment cases during the second wave of Covid-19, it must be an innocent act if we do...

Say “hello” with the sixth generation of mobile network (6G)

The recent introduction of 5G across the globe  has directed the interests of telecom experts to the development of the “6G network.” The 6G...

Disintegrating Big Tech: What Future Holds for the American Technology Giants’?

The United States lawmakers in June 2021 introduced five bills pertaining to Antitrust regulations for the purpose of curbing and curtailing the tremendous power...

To Protect Democracies, Digital Resiliency Efforts Are Needed Now

Across the globe, more than three billion people have no internet access. But with the increased availability of smart phones and other projects such...

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