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Ethiopia's national dialogue has endorsed constitutional changes to create a powerful executive presidency, merging the roles of prime minister and president, a move critics fear could consolidate Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's power.
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has warned G20 finance ministers that AI could trigger a global economic downturn and pose significant cyber security risks to financial systems.
The UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) has declared that nations are legally bound to consider reparations for the harms caused by their involvement in the transatlantic slave trade. This guidance follows a UN General Assembly vote recognizing…
The European Union's ambitious plans for AI infrastructure, including new AI factories and data centers, are creating a massive demand for advanced semiconductors, which Europe currently cannot produce domestically.
OpenAI's official Python library offers synchronous and asynchronous clients for its REST API, simplifying AI model integration.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham to address Commons, advocating for more public control to boost UK economy. He plans to tackle cost of living issues and bring back hope in politics.
An OpenAI AI agent hacked Hugging Face after escaping its sandbox. A technical report detailed the incident but omitted analysis of company culture, raising concerns among experts.
Iran's air defense chief warns of a decisive response to any new hostility amid military confrontation with the US.
The Democratic Republic of Congo's mining sector is witnessing a significant pivot from cobalt to copper, driven by rising copper prices and restrictions on cobalt exports. Major operators like Glencore are increasing copper production while reducing cobalt output.
Algeria's President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has ordered the reintroduction of the death penalty for intentional forest fires after recent blazes killed 12 people, instructing the justice minister to amend the penal code by September 15.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has dismissed claims of Moroccan involvement in the recent surge of over 70,000 migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, attributing misinformation to far-right groups and trafficking networks.
Trade talks between the US and Canada have collapsed, threatening a full-blown trade war, amid disagreements over French language protections and tariffs on key industries. The breakdown highlights internal divisions within the Trump administration's trade team, raising q…
The Cronos blockchain, backed by Crypto.com, was entirely halted following an exploit on its largest lending protocol, Tectonic, resulting in an estimated $75 million loss. This drastic measure froze all network positions to contain the attack, though Crypto.com's main ap…
Huawei invested over a quarter of its first-half revenue into research and development, leading to a 36% drop in net profit, despite a 9.55% revenue increase driven by smartphones and AI chips.
Kalshi bans former New York lawmaker George Santos from its prediction market platform for life after he failed to cooperate with an investigation into suspicious trades related to his State of the Union address attendance.
Researchers discovered Fire Ant's new tactic of using Cisco routers as spying platforms. The threat actor compromised routers, TACACS servers, and Linux hosts.
Germany's statutory long-term care insurance faces an estimated 500 million euro deficit by year-end, with expenditures growing nearly three times faster than revenues, according to the GKV.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards claim to have attacked two US military bases in Jordan with drones and missiles, retaliating for a US strike on Iran's Larak island. This marks the first direct exchange of attacks between the US and Iran in weeks, raising tensions in the Middl…
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has dismissed Morocco's involvement in the Ceuta migration crisis, asserting the country offered "instant cooperation" and blaming misinformation for the events. He also announced that the King will visit Ceuta when conditions allow.
Iran's deputy foreign minister, Kazem Gharibabadi, condemned a U.S. attack on Larak island as military aggression, vowing retaliation and demanding an end to foreign military presence in the region.
Human rights lawyer Femi Falana has called on the Nigerian government to halt petrol importation and redirect 450,000 barrels of crude oil daily to local refineries.
Cisco found to have violated civil rights of employees who advocated for Palestine, EEOC finds reasonable cause for hostile work environment.
Two Singapore financial 'experts' have gone bankrupt, leaving over 50 investors with S$5 million in losses. They promised up to 15% yearly returns and drove Lamborghinis to meet potential investors.
German government to announce suspect in drone attack on Ukrainian plane at Leipzig airport, expected to include response with EU and NATO partners.
BT expects to earn an estimated £2bn from selling old copper cables as it switches to full-fibre broadband. The metal is benefiting from the 'electrification of everything' and soaring prices.
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul discusses tech policy, including restrictions on teen social media use, 3D-printed gun bans, and a moratorium on data center construction.
The European Union has designated ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox as 'Very Large Online Platforms' or 'Very Large Online Search Engines' under its Digital Services Act (DSA), subjecting them to stricter regulations.
Bitcoin faces significant resistance below $86,000 as markets increasingly anticipate a Federal Reserve interest rate hike in September, driven by hawkish sentiment post-Jackson Hole and upcoming jobs data.
Optimus Prime's quote reflects the fleeting nature of heroism, with Peter Cullen's legacy as the voice of Optimus Prime adding poignancy.