OpenAI Faces Thirty New Complaints From Shooting Survivors
Survivors of a Canadian school shooting allege the company failed to warn police. OpenAI disputes key claims.
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SCO Leaders Gather in Bishkek With Bloc Trade Approaching $1 Trillion
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation's ten heads of state met in the Kyrgyz capital, where Kazakhstan pushed a package of proposals on security, trade, connectivity and technology.
FDA Authorises Emergency Mpox Diagnostic as Outbreak Response Scales
An emergency use authorisation for an in vitro diagnostic device is the standard early move in an outbreak, and the one that determines what everything else can do.
The Asian Games Arrive With 50 Athletics Medals and a Kabaddi Title to Defend
Nagoya hosts from late September, with athletics split across two venues and India defending both kabaddi crowns.
Xi Visits Cairo for the First Time in a Decade With a Message on Shipping
China's president urged Middle Eastern states to oppose 'external interference' and offered cooperation on safeguarding maritime routes disrupted by the war.
Russia Votes for a Duma Whose Result Is Already Known
United Russia is expected to retain its majority in elections to be held before 20 September. What the vote will show is how the system manages participation.
US Diesel Hits a Four-Year High as Europe's Inventories Run Thin
Refining capacity, not crude supply, is the binding constraint — and it is the one that reaches freight costs, food prices and factory output.
Climate Week Baku Opens the Implementation Phase Before Antalya
Running 7-11 September with an Implementation Forum, the meeting is where the compromises that will define COP31 actually get negotiated.