As the Japanese newspaper Nikkei Asia reported, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has recommended that technology companies Tencent and Alibaba prevent access to ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence program from the American company OpenAI, founded by Elon Musk and eagerly courted by Microsoft.

The CCP’s concern is that the tool can provide answers w

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The President of the Italian Council of Ministers, Giorgia Meloni, has announced that her government has launched a “war” against squatting.

“The era in which the State looked the other way in the face of legality is over,” said the Italian leader on her Twitter account.

Through a video posted on social networks on Monday, Meloni reviewed the latest

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The European Union presents the “Green Industrial Plan” (analogous to the US Green New Deal) designed to “ensure the EU’s clean technological leadership in the green industry”.

It is a socialist-oriented program that aims to plan the relocation and redeployment of numerous industries associated with clean energy, including million-dollar subsidies

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El Salvador’s popular government is shaping 2023 as the safest year in more than 200 years of history after removing from the streets the criminals and gang members that tormented the country for decades.

If we look at the domestic policy of Latin American leaders, the impeccable management of El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele in terms of

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By Nicolás Promanzio

Since Xi Jinping’s rise to absolute power in the Chinese state, the Communist Party has used paramilitary forces to pressure neighboring countries that have grievances against the interests of the Communist regime.

Over the past decade and under Xi Jinping, China has fully embraced the use of its more than 70,000 illegal fishing

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An editorial in the newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo (‘Estadão’), the third largest newspaper in Brazil,  published this Tuesday (Feb. 21), stated that President Lula “governs with his liver.”

In the text, the publication criticizes a resolution of the legend “riddled with resentment and lies” that, among other topics, classifies Dilma Rousseff’s i

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