Australian medical experts warn that the US executive order reducing recommended childhood vaccinations from 18 to 11, citing unproven autism links, may undermine public health gains in Australia, where 15 vaccinations are currently recommended.
The Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann festival brought 1.6m visits to Belfast over eight days, serving as a watershed moment that highlighted the city's transformation and cross-community unity since the Troubles.
Chinese lawyers warn that officials striving to meet quotas in a new crackdown on organised crime are improperly labelling offences as gang-related, risking wrongful convictions and torture.
Marathon organizers across the US are altering race dates, adjusting start times, and offering shorter routes as climate change drives up temperatures, making running dangerous.
Magnus Carlsen defended his Esports World Cup chess title in Paris, defeating Denis Lazavik 2-0 in the grand final to claim USD 250,000. The event combined traditional chess with large-scale arena production, noise-cancelling setups, and esports team structures.
Chinese esports star Chen Zhengzheng ('Cat'), a 28-year-old Honor of Kings player, reflects on the rapid growth of competitive gaming in China, from humble beginnings to selling out international arenas like the Esports World Cup in Paris.
OpenAI-Umsatzchefin Denise Holland Dresser verlässt das Unternehmen in den nächsten Wochen, um andere Karriereoptionen zu verfolgen. Dieser Abgang fällt in eine Phase größerer Personalveränderungen und Turbulenzen bei OpenAI, während das Unternehmen sich auf seinen Börsengang vorbereitet.
Chinese officials are growing increasingly anxious over disorganization within the Trump administration regarding preparations for President Xi Jinping's upcoming Washington visit, citing a lack of planning, coordination, and clear leadership.
OpenAI faces executive turmoil as chief revenue officer Denise Dresser and operating chief Brad Lightcap depart ahead of a planned IPO, adding pressure to CEO Sam Altman amid investor concerns and growing competition.
The UK's 'one in, one out' deal with France has led to 94 minors being wrongly detained as adults out of 304 age-disputed cases over nine months, sparking concerns over child safeguarding and detention practices.
OpenAI replaces Chief Revenue Officer Denise Dresser with Dali Rajic, Wiz's former President & COO, amidst a broader organizational shake-up, including the departure of COO Brad Lightcap and CEO of AGI Deployment Fidji Simo.
Eurovision organizers propose moving to fully online voting and requiring viewers to select top three acts instead of multiple votes for one, aiming to reduce geopolitical voting campaigns.
Huang Xiaochi, a 73-year-old Chinese entrepreneur, is set to become the 22nd passenger on the domestically developed CYZ1 spacecraft for a suborbital mission in 2028, reaching the Kármán line.
One Nation MP Cory Bernardi faced fierce backlash after posting social media videos from a South Australian protest against his party, in which he used an anti-trans slur, called teenage demonstrators 'incels', and mocked attendees.
OpenAI Chief Revenue Officer Denise Dresser is leaving the AI lab after less than a year, marking the company's second high-profile executive departure in days as it prepares for a planned IPO.
Thousands of Australian students walked out of school to protest the rise of One Nation leader Pauline Hanson, marching in streets across the country in demonstrations organised by the National Union of Students.
Roku's new Fairground AI Creator TV channel offers free, AI-generated content from 100 global creators, but early reviews and hands-on experience reveal it to be of catastrophically low quality, with incoherent scheduling, poor production, and a lack of engaging storytelling.
Nurses are collapsing amid extreme heat conditions in UK hospitals, prompting union warnings of unsafe workplaces as Andy Burnham faces pressure over government climate adaptation and emergency responses.
The Metropolitan Police plan to deploy live facial recognition technology on London's Oxford Street, drawing criticism from human rights groups over mass surveillance and civil liberties.
Typhoon Dolphin cuts short the Asian University Basketball League in Hangzhou, but organisers announce plans to expand from 12 to 16 teams with a home-and-away format, aiming for a 30-team league resembling North American college basketball.
ADI Chain et Shipfinex s'associent pour tokeniser 35 navires commerciaux représentant un portefeuille d'environ 500 millions de dollars, ouvrant le financement maritime à la blockchain aux Émirats arabes unis.
India's policy thinktank Niti Aayog claims the country is attempting an unprecedented feat: expanding GDP nearly eightfold within a generation while reaching net zero within two generations, balancing rapid industrialization with severe climate pressures.
Australian fugitive George Dib was arrested in Lebanon during a night-time raid by local security forces following intelligence provided by the Australian Federal Police under Operation Gain.
Tourist attractions and event organizers in 11 Chinese provinces and regions cancelled scheduled drone shows citing airspace controls and Typhoon Dolphin.
