China’s dominance in critical technologies: A wake-up call for democratic nations

A recent report by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) reveals that China has established a significant lead in critical and emerging technologies, surpassing the United States and other Western democracies in 37 out of 44 tracked fields. This development has profound implications for global power dynamics and technological innovation. China’s technological supremacy ASPI’s Critical…

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China’s artificial sun sets record: Major breakthrough in nuclear fusion for clean energy

On January 20, 2025, China’s Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST), commonly known as the “artificial sun,” achieved a groundbreaking breakthrough in nuclear fusion research. The reactor maintained a steady-state high-confinement plasma operation for an unprecedented 1,066 seconds—nearly 18 minutes—shattering its previous record of 403 seconds set in 2023. This historic milestone is the result of…

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The rise of EMR syndrome: a new name for an old problem

For decades, individuals worldwide have reported experiencing a range of symptoms, including chronic headaches, insomnia, heart palpitations, dizziness, and cognitive difficulties. Many believe these symptoms are linked to prolonged exposure to electromagnetic radiation (EMR) emitted by modern technologies such as cell phones, Wi-Fi routers, and other wireless devices. Until recently, this condition was known by…

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Early smartphone exposure linked to rising mental health risks in adolescents

Research from Sapien Labs reveals alarming connections between early smartphone exposure in adolescents and a heightened likelihood of a detachment from reality. The findings show that 37% of 13-year-olds have grappled with suicidal thoughts, while nearly half report feeling disconnected from their surroundings. Adolescents’ mental health is deteriorating at an alarming rate, with girls disproportionately…

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Digital IDs: Orwellian surveillance in the UK

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has reignited his push for a digital identification system in the UK, framing it as a remedy to what he describes as the rise of “populism.” However, critics argue that this proposal masks a more troubling objective: silencing political dissent under the guise of technological advancement, particularly targeting opponents…

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The AGI race continues, but what does it mean for us?

Former OpenAI security researcher Steven Adler has resigned, voicing serious concerns over the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential existential threats to humanity. Adler, alongside prominent figures like UC Berkeley professor Stuart Russell, warns that the accelerated pursuit of artificial general intelligence (AGI)—systems capable of surpassing human intelligence—could result in catastrophic outcomes…

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Australia bans Chinese AI DeepSeek amid growing national security concerns

The Australian government has officially banned the use of DeepSeek, a Chinese artificial intelligence company, across all governmental systems and devices. The decision, announced this week, comes as part of a broader effort to secure national infrastructure and mitigate the growing risks posed by foreign technology in critical sectors. DeepSeek’s AI-driven search technologies and large…

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The growing threat of space militarization: Are we facing a new arms race?

As space exploration advances, geopolitical tensions are increasingly extending into orbit, with nations developing and testing new space-based technologies that could reshape military power dynamics. Among the more unsettling reports from this evolving frontier is speculation about Russia working on a space-based nuclear weapon. Although details are limited, the mere suggestion of such a weapon…

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Top 5 technologies of 2025 that could potentially lead to humanity’s downfall

Technology is advancing at an exponential rate, yet our ability to control it in the event of catastrophic consequences is almost nonexistent. Many experts warn that some of the technologies currently being developed pose serious existential threats to humanity. In other words, we may be recklessly creating something that could one day destroy us entirely….

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