AI executives have raised antitrust concerns about coordinating a slowdown. The DOJ official responsible for competition law says safety cooperation does not appear inherently anticompetitive – and no frontier lab has asked for a meeting.
Portsmouth RNLI station is temporarily off service after disorder and hostility surrounding a migrant landing, as the small-boats conflict increasingly draws operational institutions into the political dispute.
Saudi Arabia has asked China to press Iran to restrain the Houthis, exposing a growing collision between Tehran’s regional leverage and the interests of its most important oil customer.
Thales has launched a sovereign military AI command platform as Europe confronts a second AI race: not just who has the strongest technology, but who controls it when political relationships change.
A city-owned hall in Linz is due to host a Millî Görüş-linked religious event featuring Turkish speakers whose previous statements praised Hamas leaders, raising a harder question about the threshold public venues should apply.
Bolt and Lucid plan at least 25,000 autonomous vehicles in Europe, raising a bigger labour question: what happens when additional taxi capacity no longer requires additional drivers?
The Bank of England now expects inflation to climb above 4% as the Middle East energy shock raises the risk that households could face both higher bills and higher borrowing costs.
Lithuania’s interior minister has asked the security service to assess migration-related tensions after bikers disrupted Friday prayers outside Kaunas Mosque.
Mohammad Sharifullah has received the maximum 20-year US sentence after prosecutors showed how surveillance, transport, communications and weapons instruction supported ISIS-K attacks across years.
France has dissolved the association running the Attaqwa mosque near Paris after freezing its assets, closing the mosque and defeating an initial legal challenge.
