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Why Did Volkswagen’s Flying Car Dream Crash in China?
Volkswagen's ambitious attempt to enter China's emerging flying car market ended in failure after years of technical setbacks, legal disputes and fierce competition from...
Is the AI Investment Boom Losing Momentum?
Asian stock markets extended their sharp selloff on Wednesday as investor concerns over artificial intelligence (AI) valuations deepened ahead of a crucial round of...
Nasdaq Futures Fall as AI Chip Concerns Weigh Ahead of Big Tech Earnings
Nasdaq futures declined on Tuesday as investor concerns over artificial intelligence chip demand, rising corporate spending and intensifying Chinese competition weighed on technology stocks...
Can the U.S. and China Keep AI Safe as Their Tech Rivalry Deepens?
The intensifying technological rivalry between the United States and China is threatening efforts to establish common safeguards for artificial intelligence, as both countries prepare...
Why Are China’s Memory Chip Makers Facing Growing U.S. Scrutiny?
China's memory chip industry has emerged as one of the biggest beneficiaries of the global artificial intelligence boom, transforming once loss-making manufacturers into powerful...
Why the EU Refused to Trademark “OpenAI” and Why That’s Good for Innovation
Everyone knows OpenAI; the company behind ChatGPT has become one of the most recognisable names in the technology industry. Yet on 15 July 2026,...
Sovereign Defense vs. Algorithmic Chaos: What China’s New WAICO Reveals About the Future of AI Governance
When the World AI Cooperation Organization launched in Shanghai on July 16, with 29 signatory nations and the UN Secretary-General in the room, the...
ASEAN’s AI Boom Has a Geopolitical Due-Diligence Problem
In March 2026, Iranian drone strikes damaged Amazon Web Services facilities in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain. Infrastructure built to support the Gulf’s...
Flying Blind: Why the Global South Needs Proximate-Risk AI for Food Security
A food crisis rarely arrives with a bang. It slips in quietly—through smaller bags of rice, thinner meals, and prices that change faster than...
Why Did the EU’s Latest Russia Sanctions Package Shrink?
On July 17, the Council of the European Union quietly froze the assets of one Russian executive and five companies belonging to a single...