For the Iranian diaspora, maintaining contact with family requires dealing with communication blackouts, constant surveillance, and the emotional roller-coaster tied to a message's delivery status.

From 3D-printed drones to Anthropic’s Claude, advanced technologies are making conflict more accessible and less accountable ...

The Iranian drone strikes that hit Amazon Web Services facilities in the Middle East have thrust a new question to the forefront of the tech industry: Should data centers be defen ...

The Gulf states held up their end. It was Washington’s decision to strike Iran that put those investments in the line of fire. When Iran’s attacks began, the UAE intercepted 165 ballistic missiles, ...

"Gaitana" is the digital stand-in for two candidates who will use the platform to seek consensus from their communities on all legislative matters.

Washington’s move to lift export controls could turn Vietnam from a chip assembly hub into a manufacturing partner — and a ...

As the worlds of social media and artificial intelligence collide, Meta’s Oversight Board is rethinking how it can best execute its regulatory role.

The region sold itself as a safe harbor for the world’s data. Amazon’s burning data center in the UAE has upended that pitch.

India’s Lost Technological Revolution,” researcher Dwaipayan Banerjee argues that a focus on technical solutions has made the country dependent on big tech firms and failed to solve fundamental social ...

A new device unveiled in India shows how AI systems can run locally, support diverse languages, and reduce dependence on proprietary models.

Mariel Lozada is a Venezuelan investigative journalist who reports on climate, power and accountability. She is based in New York City.