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In the fast-paced and ever-evolving landscape of modern business, the intentional use of data analytics emerges as a crucial asset for making well-informed decisions.

In this week's edition of Let's Talk, our experts discuss the ethical dimensions that SMEs must consider in the era of artificial intelligence.

The Islamic Republic has an unbroken history of propaganda against Israel. Despite several shifts of focus, it has been a factor in Iran from the revolution in 1979 to the present day, as Joseph Croitoru elaborates

The effects of the global financial crisis are also being felt on the stock markets of the Arab world. It is no surprise, therefore, that finding ways out of the current crisis was at the top of the agenda at the recent World Islamic Economic Forum in Jakarta. Does "Islamic Banking" have the answer? Peter Philipp reports

In this week's edition of Let's Talk, our experts discuss AI tips and tools that are poised to take your business to new heights

In today's edition of Let's Talk, our experts take a more profound dive into the captivating realm of AI and explore the limitless possibilities it holds for the future of our ever-evolving world.

Graph database and analytics company Neo4j announced the winners of the 2023 Graphie Awards in Australia and New Zealand, where DXC Technology was award...

For years, the Palestinians were encouraged by Israel and the West to hold free and democratic elections. When they finally did so the result was not what had been hoped for: instead of the moderate PLO it was the Islamist Hamas movement which emerged as victor. Peter Philipp looks back

Governments and organizations around the world condemned the recent execution of Saddam Hussein as incompatible with democratic values. Yet his hanging was actually the result of failed policies on Iraq, argues Tomas Avenarius in his commentary

Those who risk their lives to trek thousands of kilometres through the Sahara desert to get to the North African coast and make their way to Europe must have sound reasons for doing so. In his commentary, Dominic Johnson names them