Chainalysis warns 2025 may see double the number of physical attacks on crypto holders compared to previous years.
New AI workloads are pushing server power demands past 100kW per rack, stressing existing infrastructure.
Northern and southern Europe now lead the EU in 5G coverage, thanks to timely spectrum rollout
AWS sales and profits are rising, yet Amazon is cutting jobs within the division, aiming to balance investment with efficiency through AI-driven task automation instead of expansion.
Following the cyberattack, Louis Vuitton advised clients to watch for suspicious emails and calls, even though no financial details were accessed.
Retail cyberattacks continue with breach at Co-op.
Operators report only client-side devices affected—but the campaign reflects telecom as a growing espionage target.
The dispute questions how digital services and personal data are valued under EU law.
AI controversy follows similar streaming incidents involving fake artist profiles.
Most corporate data leaks now involve sensitive financial and HR records, warns major cybersecurity study.
BadBox 2.0 spreads through cheap gadgets, triggering adware, ransomware, and wider attacks.
Around 7 million BTC could be vulnerable to quantum-based attacks, a cybersecurity expert warns.
Hackers from Akira encrypted vital systems and demanded about £5 million, forcing a shutdown.
New research reveals teens wrongly believe misinformation only affects world news or scams, leaving them vulnerable to more subtle forms of fake content.
When AI chatbots go rogue, the fallout reveals more about human choices than machine intent—or technical limits.
The DRC–Rwanda peace accord of June 2025 marks a rare moment of successful peace diplomacy, aiming to end decades of conflict in the Great Lakes region through troop withdrawals, security coordination, and economic cooperation.
When politicians avoid hard choices, courts and experts step in to fill the gap. Power shifts away from voters to institutions that don’t answer to them. What does this mean for democracy’s future? Aldo Matteucci writes.
Diplo/GIP at Sixth World Conference of Speakers of Parliaments On 29–31 July 2025, the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), in collaboration with the United