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Recently, thirteen relevant Chinese government agencies jointly released amended Cybersecurity Review Measures to amend and supersede the prior version of such measures issued on April 13, 2020. The New Measures will become effective on February 15, 2022.

A successful African transition will see the continent’s development engine running on a low-carbon diet, says a Senior Research Associate

Islamabad must tread carefully with its long-time Taliban allies back in power in Kabul. Pitfalls lie ahead for Pakistan’s domestic security and its foreign relations. The Pakistani government should encourage Afghanistan’s new authorities down the path of compromise with international demands regarding rights and counter-terrorism.

HANOVER, Ontario -- The Wood Manufacturing Cluster of Ontario (WMCO) plans to launch the first of a series of seminars and training workshops on combatting cyber security threats beginning Feb. 15.

However, the government managed to recapture all the major cities and forced the militants to seek refuge in the forests, near the border with Sudan.

The continent is showing global leadership but coordination and common positions are needed to accelerate the ‘Just Transition’.

As the dust settled on the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26), the world started realising that it fell short of the promise to launch a new global deal for a low-carbon future. Nevertheless, Africa has displayed encouraging global climate leadership. The African members of the UN Security Council – Niger, Tunisia and Kenya – together with Ireland, led a resolution on climate change and security in December 2021. The proposal was to integrate climate-related securi...

The continent is showing global leadership but coordination and common positions are needed to accelerate the ‘Just Transition’. 

Researchers have urged EU member countries to invest a lot more in chip design with a view to becoming less dependent on China. But other parts of the value chain also need more attention.

Researchers have urged EU member countries to invest a lot more in chip design, with a view to becoming less dependent on China. Yet other parts of the value chain require more attention.