Technology & Science
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WSIS Prizes 2025: Three Algerian Projects Qualify for the Pre-Final Phase
The Algerian Ministry of Post and Telecommunications announced on Wednesday that three Algerian projects in the field of information and…
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China’s CATL launches new sodium-ion battery brand
China’s CATL 300750.SZ on Monday launched a new brand for its sodium-ion batteries, Naxtra, which it said would go into mass production…
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Spacecraft brings Russians, American back to earth, Roscosmos says
A Soyuz spacecraft carrying an American and two Russians from the International Space Station (ISS) landed back on Earth Sunday…
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Chinese satellite company rejects US accusation of supporting Yemen’s Houthis
Chinese satellite company Chang Guang Satellite Technology on Saturday rejected an allegation from the US that it is supporting Yemen’s…
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Algeria : 5G Deployment Planned for Second Half of 2025
ALGIERS- The deployment of fifth-generation (5G) mobile networks is planned for the second half of the current year (2025), Minister…
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LaLiga: Potential Introduction of AI in Referee Assignments
The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has decided to investigate the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) in the process of assigning…
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China Launches New Communication Technology Test Satellite
On Friday, China successfully launched a new communication technology test satellite from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Sichuan Province,…
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14 Algerian Students to Compete in Huawei ICT Competition Finals
Fourteen Algerian students will represent Algeria at the global finals of Huawei’s Information and Communication Technology (ICT) competition, set to…
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Countries Implementing Digital Device Restrictions for Children Amid Rising Concerns
Concerns about the growing time children and adolescents are spending online have led to a wave of restrictions on digital…
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Universal Basic Income Does Not Stop People Working: Study
People paid enough to live on without any conditions attached were no more likely to work fewer hours and reported…
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