Ciberseguridad
From stricter reporting rules to a new cyber threat hub, the EU is upgrading its cybersecurity law
The European Union is set to make major upgrades to its bloc-wide cybersecurity framework for the first time in years.
Spencer Feingold
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Why ‘fire drills’ are key for cybersecurity
Industry experts are urging organizations across sectors to prepare for cyber attacks. The call to action comes as the prevalence of cyber attacks continues to rise, with cybercriminals a...
Comercio e Inversión
Lo que el mundo piensa sobre el nuevo plan de impuestos a los vehículos eléctricos de EE. UU.
En agosto, se promulgó en Estados Unidos la Ley de Reducción de la Inflación (IRA), que supuso un importante paso del gobierno estadounidense hacia la descarbonización de las industrias a...
Comercio e Inversión
What the world thinks about the new US electric vehicle tax plan
In August, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) was signed into law in the United States, marking a major step by the US government towards decarbonising high-polluting industries and increa...
Sistemas Financieros y Monetarios
Inflation’s paradigm shift, explained
The global economy is under attack from an insidious force: inflation. How entrenched in the psyches of consumers, corporates and investors future inflation expectations become will foret...
Ciberseguridad
Europe is bolstering energy sector resilience. But cyber risk remains a major vulnerability
Russia’s war in Ukraine has created one of the most significant energy crises in Europe in recent memory. So far, the crisis has largely been a result of physical disruptions—the flow of ...
Ciberseguridad
What happens when the internet shuts down?
There's been a recent wave of demonstrations across Iran with pictures and videos of the unrest flooding the internet, alongside calls for reform.
强制要求开启网络摄像头是否会侵犯人权？
新冠肺炎疫情已经迫使公司采用了两年多的远程工作模式，如今，员工和雇主仍在工作场所和私人生活之间游离。
Empleos y el Futuro del Trabajo
Could a webcam-on policy violate human rights? A Dutch court thinks so
Over two years after the COVID-19 pandemic forced companies to embrace remote work, employees and employers are still navigating workplace and private life boundaries.
Tecnologías emergentes
Artificial intelligence image generators bring delight - and concern
The number of available artificial intelligence (AI) text to image generators is increasing rapidly, giving the public an array of new tools to create digital imagery.
Ciberseguridad
New European Union cybersecurity proposal takes aim at cybercrime
Lawmakers are seeking to strengthen cybersecurity requirements across the European Union, advancing new legislation to bolster security requirements for all digital hardware and software ...
Acción climática
Norway's massive sovereign-wealth fund sets net-zero goals
Norway's sovereign-wealth fund announced this week that it aims to have every company in its vast portfolio reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Resiliencia, Paz y Seguridad
Who are the Blue Helmets? UN peacekeeping, explained
In 1988, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to an unusual recipient: a military force.
Acción climática
El billete de tránsito de 9 euros de Alemania reduce 1,8 millones de toneladas de CO2
Desde hace tres meses, Alemania ofrece billetes mensuales ultra económicos para todos los trenes, metros, tranvías y autobuses locales. El plan se introdujo en un esfuerzo por fomentar el...
Tecnologías emergentes
Robot football: How the 'beautiful game' has advanced AI and automation
In 1997, a computer programme named Deep Blue beat the world’s reigning chess grandmaster, Garry Kasparov, in a highly publicised, multi-day chess match. Enthusiasts have debated the fair...