During the pandemic, they almost ended. Now GA Drilling received new capital and shows interested parties drilling in practice
GA Drilling, a Slovak startup focused on deep geothermal drilling technology, secured over $44 million from foreign investors after facing near failure during the pandemic.
Russia: Extensive powers to the government for the prohibition or restriction of foreign artificial intelligence tools
The Russian government is planning to impose extensive powers to regulate foreign AI tools like Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini, aiming to establish a sovereign internet.
Liberia: Experts Warn Digital Divide Is Crushing a Generation's Dreams and Locking the Country in Poverty
Experts highlight the alarming digital divide in Liberia that leaves students unprepared for future job markets and reliant on foreign technology professionals.
The subsidized promotion of SMEs in foreign markets will last another four years
The Polish Ministry of Development and Technology will implement the 'Internationalization of SMEs - Brand HUB' project starting January 1, 2024, aimed at increasing the growth potential and sales volume of Polish small and medium enterprises in foreign markets until December 31, 2029.
Revelation of 'Global Drone Conspiracy', Ukraine Upset by NIA Action, Claims Russia Behind It
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) of India exposed an international network involving foreign nationals allegedly training armed groups in Myanmar with modern drones and warfare technology, leading to Ukraine's protest over potential Russian involvement.
"Foreign Eye": Iranian events also affect the war in Ukraine
Events in Iran are influencing the war in Ukraine as President Zelensky seeks to market drone technology to the U.S. and Middle Eastern countries while facing criticism from Hungary's Prime Minister.
Foreign companies seek AI trainers: how much can be charged from Argentina and who can apply
There is a significant increase in demand for AI trainers from Argentina by foreign companies, reflecting a growing trend in the tech industry.
Araghchi attacks neighboring countries: "It is obvious that our missiles do not reach the United States"
Iran's deputy foreign minister criticized neighboring countries, asserting that Iranian missiles are not capable of reaching the United States.
The technology expert lawyer who has taken the lead of the largest law firm in the country
Gustavo Giay, an expert lawyer in technology, has become the new president of Argentina's largest law firm, Marval O’Farrell Mairal, focusing on the impact of AI in law and foreign investor perceptions of Argentina.
Russia has created a new cruise missile. It turns out that the weapon is based on Western technologies
The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense has published technical data on Russia's new 'Izdelie-30' cruise missile, revealing its capabilities and the involvement of foreign technologies in its development.
Pure Utopia or Real Future?: 90,000 Kilometers of Fiber Optic Network to Save One of the World’s Fastest Growing Countries
Nigeria is rapidly advancing in technology and job creation, aiming to establish a 90,000-kilometer fiber optic network, reliant on foreign investment and stable partnerships, amidst ongoing threats from the Boko Haram militant group.
FG hails new digital visa platform FBC approval
Nigeria's Foreign Affairs Minister praises the approval of the Full Business Case for the ASFAAR.NG digital visa platform as a significant reform step in diplomatic and migration management.
Foreign Direct Investment in Mexico reaches historic figure in 2025 with $40.871 billion
Mexico achieved a record Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) of $40.871 billion in 2025, marking a 10.8% annual increase compared to the previous year.
'Our Missiles, Our Deterrence,' Says Iranian Foreign Minister - US Cannot Force Surrender Through Threats
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi asserts that the country will not relinquish its right to peaceful nuclear technology despite US concerns and emphasizes the defensive nature of Iran's missile program.
The Pentagon is looking to acquire killer AI. Should we be worried?
The Pentagon's interest in acquiring AI technology raises ethical concerns, especially following its military use in planning operations against foreign leaders like Venezuela's Maduro.
Minister Tavio to London - An Unusual Matter on the Table
Minister of Foreign Trade and Development Ville Tavio is visiting London to promote economic collaboration between Finland and Britain, focusing on security, defense, and space technology.
Russia is modernizing its armaments factory with Western machinery – Comrade: 'Thank God, the Russian armed forces are the most corrupt in the world'
Russia is currently modernizing its armaments production facilities with machinery from Western countries, indicating reliance on foreign technology amidst the ongoing conflict.
HACKED OR FAULTY? ⟩ Something strange happened with a Chinese electric bus in Finland
An electric bus manufactured by Chinese company Yutong behaved erratically while operating in Tampere, Finland, raising concerns about the control and reliability of such foreign technology in public transportation.
Nigeria: FDI - Enugu Government, Haier Group Inaugurate $20m Factory, Set for $30m Expansion
Enugu State in Nigeria inaugurated a $20 million factory in partnership with Haier Group, focusing on producing various tech products and setting the stage for further investment.
How China Built the Chip Industry... And Why It Is Still Hostage to the Outside?
China's semiconductor industry faces significant challenges as it relies heavily on foreign technology and will take additional time to catch up with global leaders.
America's actions have angered Russia: they call it a threat
Russia views the US's collaboration with Armenia on small modular reactor technology as a threat to regional nuclear safety.
Foreign Agency Says - 'India Will Remain Number 1'
A foreign agency has claimed that India will continue to maintain its top position in various global indices.
Foreign Crew Members on Coastal Vessels Receive 24-Hour Remote Medical Support at Sea
The South Korean Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries is expanding a 24-hour free remote medical support service for foreign crew members on coastal vessels, utilizing advanced maritime communication technology.
Technological sovereignty becomes a key issue of national security
Experts suggest that technological sovereignty, or a country's ability to develop and control critical technologies independently, will define the year ahead.
Spotify introduces automatic translation: how it works
Spotify is adding automatic translation of lyrics, making it easier for users to understand foreign texts from February 4, 2026, but only for Premium subscribers.
Pension companies had an investment return of over 200 billion last year
Danish pension and insurance companies reported an investment return of 225 billion kroner last year, driven primarily by foreign stocks and technology shares.
Everyone is interested in Iceland
A discussion at a recent promotional event highlighted the interest in Iceland's growing sectors, particularly in life sciences, software development, and food and marine technology, aimed at foreign investors and experts.
"Helps Iran capture protesters": the accusation against the Chinese hi-tech company
Mass protests in Iran have highlighted the role of foreign surveillance technologies in suppressing dissent, with activists accusing Chinese company Tiandy Digital Technology of aiding Iranian authorities in identifying and arresting demonstrators.
Spain accelerates as a magnet for foreign entrepreneurs, who outnumber Spaniards threefold: "I had an idea and the drive. And I wanted 300 days of sunshine"
The article discusses Spain's growing appeal to foreign entrepreneurs, highlighting its multicultural environment and an influx of immigrants contributing to the economy.
The military secrets of China: how the Dragon's armed forces compete with the West
In the past decade, China has significantly advanced its autonomous military industrial capabilities, reducing reliance on foreign sources while directly competing with the United States, Russia, and Europe, notably making strides in the difficult field of aeronautics engines.