Judge Blocks Florida’s Social Media Ban on Kids Over First Amendment Concerns A federal judge on Tuesday halted Florida’s attempt to restrict minors from using social media. The law, which was set to take effect on July 1st, aimed to prevent children from accessing platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat. However, U.S. District Judge, Kathleen […]
The EU lawmakers investigate Italian surveillance case
EU Lawmakers to Investigate Italian Surveillance Case: LIBE Committee to Meet with Victims and Officials The European Union is once again in the spotlight as the LIBE (Civil Liberties, Justice, and Home Affairs) committee prepares to delve into a concerning surveillance case in Italy. The committee is set to meet with both victims and officials […]
US to tighten AI chip controls amid China pushback
US Tightens Export Controls on Advanced AI Chips Amid China’s Pushback In the ever-evolving landscape of global technology and innovation, the United States is taking a bold stance to tighten export controls on advanced AI chips. This strategic move is aimed at limiting China’s rapid technological advancement, particularly in the realm of artificial intelligence, which […]
Uganda to launch ‘Tokigeza’ campaign against Telecom vandalism
Uganda’s ‘Tokigeza’ Campaign: A Bold Step Against Telecom Vandalism The Ugandan Communications Commission (UCC) and major telecom operators have recently joined forces to tackle a pressing issue that has been plaguing the country’s telecommunications sector: infrastructure vandalism. The newly launched ‘Tokigeza’ campaign aims to address and ultimately diminish the rising cases of vandalism that have […]
Harvard University loses right to enroll foreign students over alleged China ties
Harvard University Loses Right to Enroll Foreign Students Over Alleged China Ties In a major escalation in the Trump administration’s crackdown on elite universities, U.S. Homeland Security revoked the right of Harvard University and other prestigious institutions to enroll foreign students receiving federal funding over alleged ties with China. This decision comes as part of […]
Japan approves preemptive cyberdefence law
Japan Approves Preemptive Cyberdefense Law In a digital age where cyber threats loom large, Japan has taken a proactive step towards safeguarding its national security. The recent approval of a preemptive cyber defense law marks a significant milestone in the country’s efforts to combat potential cyber attacks. The new legislation grants the government the authority […]
EU prolongs sanctions for cyberattackers until 2026
EU Prolongs Sanctions for Cyberattackers Until 2026 In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, the European Union has taken a significant step to combat the rising tide of cyber threats. In response to the increasing frequency and sophistication of cyberattacks targeting member states, the EU has decided to extend its legal authority to impose sanctions on […]
New Hampshire allows public fund allocation to Bitcoin
New Hampshire Pioneers in Allocating Public Funds to Bitcoin In a groundbreaking move that showcases a forward-thinking approach to financial management, New Hampshire has recently passed a new law that allows for up to 10% of public funds to be allocated to high-cap cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. This decision marks a significant shift in traditional […]
Trump signals new extension for TikTok divestment deadline
Trump Signals New Extension for TikTok Divestment Deadline Amid heated US-China tariff tensions, President Trump’s recent signal of a potential extension for the TikTok divestment deadline has added another layer of complexity to the ongoing saga. The popular social media app, known for its short-form videos and dance challenges, has found itself at the center […]
Trump administration eyes overhaul of Biden-era AI chip export rules
Trump Administration Proposes Significant Changes to AI Chip Export Rules The Trump administration is making headlines once again, this time for its proposed overhaul of the Biden-era AI chip export rules. The current system, which employs a tiered approach to limit global access to US-made artificial intelligence chips, may soon be replaced by a more […]