Technology

A recent report saying African governments have used the company's technology and engineers to spy on their political opponents illustrates the importance of controlling national communication networks.

GlobalFoundries has accused the Taiwanese tech giant TSMC of appropriating its manufacturing methods and is seeking a ban that could break major supply chains.

The success of the Libra -- and potentially the entire cryptocurrency market -- will hinge on its creator's ability to convince regulators that it's more trustworthy than Facebook and more stable than Bitcoin.

Glencore will halt operations at the facility that produces 20 percent of the world's cobalt supply, creating repercussions for market and tech manufacturers.

Reva Goujon speaks with Russell Gold, who covers energy for the Wall Street Journal, for the second installment of a conversation on the future of energy.

Stratfor's Fred Burton and Houghton talk about the roads not taken in the U.S. space race with the Soviets.

On the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11's landmark lunar landing, Stratfor takes a look back at the final frontier.

Reva Goujon speaks with Russell Gold, who covers energy for the Wall Street Journal.

Long-range surface-to-air missile (SAM) systems such as the S-300, the S-400 and the in-development S-500 are fearsome weapons, but to use them most effectively, countries like Turkey and Syria must consider how theoretical capabilities align with practical realities.

By enacting a Section 301 investigation against France in response to a proposed digital tax against U.S.-based global tech giants, Washington is taking a heavy-handed approach.