The United Arab Emirates has built its reputation on being a country that moves early on in the future. This could be through smart cities, paperless government systems or digital banking. It has positioned technology as part of everyday life and now it is giving tech drive a symbolic anchor
The United Arab Emirates has built its reputation on being a country that moves early on in the future. This could be through smart cities, paperless government systems or digital banking. It has positioned technology as part of everyday life and now it is giving tech drive a symbolic anchor
China’s recent decision to ban foreign AI chips from all state-funded data centres marks a major turning point in the global technology landscape. The directive, which requires all projects receiving government support to use only domestically manufactured AI chips, represents one of Beijing’s most assertive efforts yet to eliminate foreign
China’s recent decision to ban foreign AI chips from all state-funded data centres marks a major turning point in the global technology landscape. The directive, which requires all projects receiving government support to use only domestically manufactured AI chips, represents one of Beijing’s most assertive efforts yet to eliminate foreign
Nigeria’s Senate recently advanced the Electric Vehicle Transition and Green Mobility Bill to its second reading. The most transformative element of this legislation is its industrial strategy: it aims not merely to encourage EV uptake, but to compel the establishment of a domestic manufacturing base. The bill, championed by Senator
Nigeria’s Senate recently advanced the Electric Vehicle Transition and Green Mobility Bill to its second reading. The most transformative element of this legislation is its industrial strategy: it aims not merely to encourage EV uptake, but to compel the establishment of a domestic manufacturing base. The bill, championed by Senator
A silent but significant change is occurring in Africa’s oil and gas logistics sector. By 2030, the continent is expected to contribute approximately 12% of the world’s new liquid storage capacity. This expansion is fueled by several factors: a fast-growing population, increasing industrialisation, and a corresponding rise in the consumption
A silent but significant change is occurring in Africa’s oil and gas logistics sector. By 2030, the continent is expected to contribute approximately 12% of the world’s new liquid storage capacity. This expansion is fueled by several factors: a fast-growing population, increasing industrialisation, and a corresponding rise in the consumption
Seeking opportunities amid crises, the international community is taking action to advance global governance and empower global leadership, said a Xinhua think tank report released on Thursday. Today’s world is undergoing an unprecedented stress test of its governance system, said the report titled "Jointly Building a New Model of Global
The Xinhua Institute, a think tank affiliated with Xinhua News Agency, on Thursday released a report titled "Jointly Building a New Model of Global Leadership — Work Together in Pursuit of a More Just and Rational Global Governance System" (https://english.news.cn/20251113/cfd1e7ca043545589e95d4bb7eba17da/c7fdaf62c1a6418e81e0ea13ef12e389.pdf) at the Global South Media and Think Tank Forum China-Africa