Ethical AI must prioritise the common good over profit or efficiency.
Crypto jobs are going mainstream as market value climbs past $3.8 trillion and top economies offer stronger policy support.
EXA Infrastructure has launched a major 1,200 km fibre route connecting key European hubs, featuring the first new North Sea subsea cable in 25 years.
Pennsylvania to become a key player in Trump’s ‘AI economy’, as major energy and tech projects worth $100 billion are announced during Pittsburgh summit.
Cambridge facility is Meta’s largest engineering investment outside the US, signalling a push for leadership in immersive AI wearables.
Experts warn that children are using AI chatbots instead of seeking real friendships, raising concerns about emotional dependency and blurred lines between human and machine.
Seoul’s bold push to merge cutting-edge AI with its defence industry is set to redefine how nations balance security, innovation, and ethical responsibility in the age of intelligent warfare.
President Bukele’s controversial Bitcoin policy is yielding long-term value, despite ongoing international criticism.
Renewables face rollback under Trump’s infrastructure blueprint.
Military AI is advancing faster than global rules can keep up, raising urgent questions about accountability, hidden biases, and the terrifying possibility of wars escalating beyond human control.
The US plans to ban undersea cables using Chinese technology from connecting to its networks, citing rising cybersecurity and espionage risks.
SpaceX backs Musk’s xAI venture with $2 billion, linking space technology and AI instead of keeping the two sectors separate.
Featuring 12 stops and archival animations, the self-guided route highlights Miep Gies and other rescuers, offering fresh insight into courageous wartime acts.
Elon Musk’s xAI has secured a $200 million Pentagon contract, raising ethics questions following recent scandals involving its Grok chatbot on social media.
An in-depth look at the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and the complex diplomatic conflict over water and energy between Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan.
Do diplomats have personal rights under international law, or are all rights held by the sending state? Alan Franklin examines why diplomatic immunity often leaves individuals with ‘a right without a remedy’.
AI made the calls at Wimbledon — and sparked global debate.
The OEWG on ICT security has adopted its Final Report after intense negotiations on responsible state behaviour in cyberspace.
July 2025 online courses | Diplo Academy Diplo Academy is excited to announce the start of three online courses on 21 July 2025:
Five years on: Achievements, failures, and the future of the UN Cyber Dialogue The one-hour session will bring together four discussants – two representatives
