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The protests in Bangladesh erupted after the government reinstated a controversial quota system for government jobs. Governments must protect the rights and provide opportunities for all their citizens. The right
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Authorities in Bangladesh have cut off internet access across the country, stifling public dialogue on the ongoing protests + violating people’s rights. The shutdown + abuse of power must come
The U.S. government is considering stricter export controls on advanced semiconductor technologies. This could include a ban on Nvidia’s AI chip designed for the Chinese market. Analysts at Jeffries say
Tony Blair, the former Prime Minister of Great Britain, has become an unlikely advocate for artificial intelligence (AI). Despite his lack of technological savvy during his time in office, Blair
The Samsung Galaxy Ring has made a splash in the world of wearable technology. As the first major tech company to invest heavily in creating a top-notch smart ring, Samsung
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