By William G. Nomikos In a recent New York Times op-ed entitled “I Love the U.N., but It Is Failing,” Anthony Banbury, a former top UN official, argues that...
On Tuesday, Apple announced new iPad Pros, a completely redesigned regular iPad, and an updated Apple TV 4K. Apple will have more new devices to sell...
By Duncan MacRae Cloud computing is quickly becoming the corporate norm and is being used by companies to drive dramatic improvements beyond cost and scalability, including increased...
By Duncan MacRae Cloud infrastructure services continued to be in high demand in Q2 2022. Worldwide spending increased 33% year on year to $62.3 billion, driven...
The war in Ukraine has put a halt to most of Russia’s political, scientific and academic collaboration with the West. But one project continues moving forward...
Britain’s new finance chief Jeremy Hunt on Monday axed debt-fuelled tax cuts to further calm market turmoil, in another major government U-turn that appears to leave...
By Francis Fukuyama Over the past decade, global politics has been heavily shaped by apparently strong states whose leaders are not constrained by law or constitutional checks...
By Christopher R. Browning The short-lived Weimar Republic—which spanned the years after Germany’s defeat in World War I until 1933, when Hitler came to power—has become a...
There’s been lots of speculation about house prices at the moment, and how they could be affected by things like rising interest rates and cost of...
Thousands of protesters, including France’s newly crowned Nobel literature laureate, piled into the streets of Paris on Sunday in a show of anger against the bite...
