The race to make cities smarter has been running long enough that the word “smart” has started to lose meaning. Sensor networks that generate data nobody acts on. Pilot projects that demonstrate what is possible without changing what is probable. Infrastructure decisions that require...
Siwar Al-Assad’s Damascus Has Fallen isn’t a typical historical account or detached political analysis. Instead, it reads as a raw and genuine testimony of Syria’s devastating collapse since 2011, particularly after Damascus...
In Australia’s vast regional corridors, where local newsrooms often operate on thin margins, the imbalance between global tech giants and community publishers has long been felt. The introduction of the News Bargaining Incentive...
In 2018, Andrew Spira set out to change the way small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Australia access capital. Frustrated by the slow, rigid processes of traditional banks, he founded Skyecap with a vision to...
PropellerAds says the Telegram Mini App ad market is growing quieter, and stronger. A year ago, much of the attention around Mini Apps came from click-heavy games, crypto buzz, and sudden user surges...
There is a quiet intensity in the way many mothers-to-be move through the world today. Pregnant in 2026 carries its own physical demands: bodies expanding, hormones humming, minds wrestling with anticipation and responsibility....
On a wintry journey from the Carpathian Mountains to the blasted edges of Donetsk, a former diplomat walked away from the safety of conference rooms and talking points and stepped into a country at war with itself. He was not there as an emissary anymore. He was there with a camera, with questions, and with the uneasy knowledge that the stories being told in the corridors of power did not match what was happening in the frozen streets. That man was Nicholas Rooney, and the film that emerged from that pilgrimage, “The Pillars of Heaven,” is less a documentary than a reckoning with faith under fire.
In Rooney’s work, faith...
For most entrepreneurs, the mere mention of "exit planning" triggers an uncomfortable conversation about mortality, failure, or surrender. The concept conjures images of defeat—a reluctant acknowledgment that the business they've poured their heart...
The polymath behind many innovations in supercomputing, AI, healthcare, longevity science, and technology is building the Herschel-Balki Observatory: an AI-driven public observatory in the largest Gold Tier dark sky park in Europe, named...
Siwar Al-Assad’s Damascus Has Fallen isn’t a typical historical account or detached political analysis. Instead, it reads as a raw and genuine testimony...
The polymath behind many innovations in supercomputing, AI, healthcare, longevity science, and technology is building the Herschel-Balki Observatory: an AI-driven public observatory in the...
