Cursor Reports 73.4% on Its Coding Benchmark for Claude Fable 5.1
The developer tools company said it is the strongest coding model it has evaluated, in a field where such records now last months rather than years.
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Eskom's Second Profitable Year Leaves the Harder Problem Untouched
South Africa's utility doubled profit, but its fleet is old, coal-heavy and facing a transition that profitability alone does not finance.
IRGC Says It Struck US Positions in Jordan, Bahrain and Iraq
Iran's Revolutionary Guard announced missile and drone operations against American bases on 2 September, in retaliation for US strikes, widening the war's geography again.
The Himalaya's Glacial Lakes Are a Known Risk Without a Warning System
Satellite monitoring can see the lakes forming. What is missing is the chain that turns an observation into an evacuation.
Roman Telescope Begins a Million-Mile Journey on a Spy Satellite's Mirror
NASA's $4.3 billion observatory launched with a donated Hubble-class mirror originally built for reconnaissance, and faces a three-month cruise to its final orbit.
What £2bn Actually Bought Premier League Squads
Two £125m transfers and record spending closed the window. The sporting question is whether the money solved the problems clubs had.
Cairo Court Sentences TV Host and 11 Others to Death Over Drug Trafficking
Sarah Khalifa and eleven co-defendants received death sentences in a case that has drawn attention well beyond Egypt's courts.
Growth Is Diverging, and the Reformers Are Pulling Ahead
Advanced economies face slow expansion while a handful of emerging markets grow faster on the back of domestic policy. The gap is widening.