Q & A

Lê Thị Thu Thủy on why Vietnam's Vingroup went from making instant noodles to EVs.

Sunguk Moon, CEO and co-founder of the anonymous workplace forum Blind, reveals how workers at Twitter and Meta really feel.

Pakistani VC Kalsoom Lakhani on the good, bad, and ugly of the recent funding boom.

Facebook still won’t address political disinformation in the Global South. Here’s why.

Digital rights activist Luis Fernando García on the weaponization of personal data and why international agencies are pushing countries in the Global South to collect their citizens’ information.

British author Azeem Azhar on the evolution of the internet and the hard questions to ask about regulating the platforms.

Investor Vishal Harnal's first tip: look at China, not Silicon Valley copycats.

Sara Wahedi’s startup is meant to provide real-time alerts on everyday crises to Afghans. Now, she’s rushing to protect her staff.

Aprameya Radhakrishna made Koo for local-language speakers. Overnight, Hindu nationalists drove its success.

While Big Tech comes to South Asia for the elusive “next billion” users, the tech guru says his latest app caters to the 1%.

After years of political and economic turmoil, few tech companies were willing to work in Venezuela. So Vicente Zavarce, a Caracas native, founded his own.

When David Vélez landed in Brazil, the country’s financial system was a nightmare for customers. With Nubank, he seeks to upend it entirely.