Technology

A partially demolished house with warning signs in English and another language indicating "Danger: Unstable Building, No Access."

Serbia tries to access its lithium reserves amid local opposition

Development

Guy De Launey, from our partners at DW, Deutsche Welle’s, program Inside Europe, reports on Serbia’s vast lithium reserves and the challenges facing companies trying to access them.

A speaker stands on stage at the APEC CEO Summit Korea 2025, with a large screen behind displaying the NVIDIA logo.

A multi-million dollar AI data center is slated for Armenia

Technology
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In China, the future of transportation is already here

Technology
Aerial view of a cityscape at night with brightly lit skyscrapers and busy streets, showcasing the vibrant urban environment.

Lessons from the world’s most thriving megacity

Development

Nobel laureates sound the alarm over artificial superintelligence

Science & Technology

An AI that speaks the languages of Latin America

Science & Technology

Latam-GPT, a Chilean-led artificial intelligence project, promises to center Latin American languages and cultures.

Meet the ‘Kyles’ — North Korea’s secret IT warriors

Cyber warfare

Dina Temple-Raston, the host of the “Click Here” podcast from Recorded Future News and PRX, reports on North Korean workers applying for remote IT jobs around the world.

Estonia serves as a digital pioneer for European governments

Internet

Ben Bathke from our partners DW, Deutsche Welle, reports on what European nations can learn from Estonia’s digital government services.

Amid rising heat, Paris expands a network of pipes to keep cool

As record-breaking heat hits parts of Europe, France is trying to adapt. Paris is now expanding its district cooling system. The World’s Host Carolyn Beeler speaks with Raphaelle Nayral, the head of the company operating the network about the initiative.

Hot nights are worsening India’s heat crisis. But low-tech solutions show some promise.

Summer is in full swing in India, and many cities are experiencing scorching heat, fueled in part by climate change. And in India’s bustling cities, as the sun sets and the worst of the day’s heat subsides, a sinister threat emerges: high nighttime temperatures. But some low-tech solutions may help address the problem.