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No need for trenches in cyber-warfare, when all you need is a computer

No need for trenches in cyber-warfare, when all you need is a computer

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  • Conference told cyber warfare impacts the very fabric of society
By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·
We face the greatest moral crisis of our time, warns Harrison Ford

We face the greatest moral crisis of our time, warns Harrison Ford

By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·
OECD: Fourth Industrial Revolution ‘exciting’ but has downsides

OECD: Fourth Industrial Revolution ‘exciting’ but has downsides

By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·
In five years, this headline will be written by AI

In five years, this headline will be written by AI

By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·
Happiness: a feeling much easier achieved en masse

Happiness: a feeling much easier achieved en masse

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Looming world recession likely to hit by next year, Nobel Prize Laureate warns

Looming world recession likely to hit by next year, Nobel Prize Laureate warns

By Arab News ·
Governments should strengthen national identity amid globalization, academic says

Governments should strengthen national identity amid globalization, academic says

By Arab News ·
‘Teacher-less’ classrooms defy conventions of education

‘Teacher-less’ classrooms defy conventions of education

By Arab News ·
Water security a global issue as 2 billion worldwide lack access to clean water

Water security a global issue as 2 billion worldwide lack access to clean water

By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·
Pope Francis praises UAE for its modernity, while maintaining its roots

Pope Francis praises UAE for its modernity, while maintaining its roots

By Caline Malek ·
Pakistan PM’s vision for the future based on KSA’s past

Pakistan PM’s vision for the future based on KSA’s past

By Caline Malek ·
Special Pakistan Citizen Portal app shortlisted for award at Dubai summit

Pakistan Citizen Portal app shortlisted for award at Dubai summit

By ARSHAD YUSUFZAI ·
Nearly 50% of world population still have no Internet access

Nearly 50% of world population still have no Internet access

By Arab News ·

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