Norway has become the world’s clearest test case for electric cars. EVs are no longer a niche there. They are the default choice. According to figures cited from the Norwegian Road Federation, electric vehicles made up more than 95% of new car registrations in Norway, reaching 97.8% in the first eight months of 2026. In a market this mature, the question is no longer whether drivers will go electric. The question is which electric car they will trust enough to buy. That is wh

The Middle East is no longer just a buyer of artificial intelligence tools built elsewhere. It is becoming a place where AI models are trained, data centers are financed, cloud regions are opened, and governments try to turn compute power into national strategy. That shift has drawn the world’s largest technology companies into a region with deep capital, young populations, fast-growing digital services, and urgent economic goals. It has also placed AI inside a tense geopolit

The Meta Muse event was less about a single product reveal and more about a shift in posture. Mark Zuckerberg did not sound like a founder trying to defend an expensive bet. He sounded like one trying to make Meta’s many bets feel inevitable. That difference matters. For the past few years, Meta has carried two big narratives at once. One is practical and profitable, driven by AI tools that improve feeds, ads, recommendations, and creator features. The other is ambitious and