La ministre britannique des Affaires étrangères, Yvette Cooper, alerte sur les dangers de l'IA, la comparant à l'arme nucléaire. Elle appelle à des normes internationales pour prévenir un "Hiroshima de l'IA" et souligne les risques militaires et cybercriminels.
36. NATO Devlet ve Hükümet Başkanları Zirvesi'ne katılmak üzere birçok dünya lideri Ankara'ya ulaştı. Liderler, Türk bakanlar ve yetkililer tarafından Esenboğa ve Ankara Havalimanı'nda karşılandı.
UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper warned governments risk repeating nuclear age mistakes by delaying AI regulation. She urged international agreements on frontier technology before a crisis, comparing the AI race to the early nuclear arms race and highlighting the need for proactive safety principles.
Großbritanniens Außenministerin Yvette Cooper warnt vor existenziellen Risiken durch unkontrollierte KI-Entwicklung. Sie vergleicht die aktuelle Situation mit der Einführung von Atomwaffen und fordert internationale Regeln, um katastrophale Folgen zu verhindern.
Großbritanniens Außenministerin Yvette Cooper warnt vor existenziellen Risiken durch KI. Sie vergleicht die aktuelle Situation mit 1945 und fordert gemeinsame Regeln, um eine "KI-Version von Hiroshima" zu verhindern.
UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper warns that artificial intelligence poses a "Hiroshima-style" risk to humanity if global powers, including the US and China, do not agree on international rules for its development. She believes AI will dominate foreign policy and highlights other threats to global security.
İngiltere Başbakanı Keir Starmer, Makerfield ara seçimindeki ağır yenilginin ardından partisinden gelen baskıyla görevinden istifa ettiğini duyurdu. Starmer, liderlik için adaylıkların 9 Temmuz'da başlayacağını ve yaz tatiline kadar tamamlanacağını belirtti.
O primeiro-ministro do Reino Unido, Keir Starmer, anunciou sua renúncia. A escolha de seu substituto ocorrerá a partir de 9 de julho, com o Parlamento retornando em setembro. Andy Burnham e Wes Streeting são cotados para o cargo.
İngiltere Başbakanı Keir Starmer, Makerfield ara seçimindeki ağır yenilginin ardından İşçi Partisi liderliğinden istifa ettiğini duyurdu. Starmer, partiyi devraldığında "siyasi, mali ve ahlaki açıdan iflas etmiş" durumda olduğunu belirterek, Yahudi karşıtlığıyla mücadele ettiğini ve güveni yeniden tesis ettiğini söyledi. Liderlik için adaylıkların 9 Temmuz'da başlayacağını ve kendisinin başbakanlık görevine devam edeceğini belirtti. Andy Burnham, Makerfield'da zafer kazanan öne çıkan isim olarak görülüyor.
Britain is urged to approach the AI era with confidence, leveraging its historical contributions to science (Newton) and economic thought (Adam Smith). The article suggests Britain's strengths in science, law, and governance can shape AI's future, emphasizing potential cooperation with China on global challenges.
The UK, alongside Australia, France, and Norway, has imposed sanctions on seven entities involved in financing West Bank settler violence. However, the UK stopped short of a trade ban, issuing updated advice to businesses instead, drawing criticism for being "too little too late."
UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper is visiting Beijing to reset diplomatic and economic ties with China, eight years after similar visits by former PM Theresa May. The move aims to revive bilateral relations despite disagreements on security and human rights, driven by pragmatic economic needs and global instability.
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi and UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper met in Beijing, pledging to enhance high-level exchanges and deepen cooperation. Wang emphasized strengthening their comprehensive strategic partnership to bring certainty to a turbulent world.
British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper is the latest senior official to visit China, part of a steady stream of world leaders engaging with Beijing. The visits highlight China's global trade importance and diplomatic influence, with European leaders notably frequent.
UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly will visit China from Monday to Wednesday, meeting his counterpart Wang Yi and Vice-President Han Zheng. Discussions will cover the Strait of Hormuz, the Russia-Ukraine war, and the Ebola outbreak in Africa. Cleverly will also visit Shenzhen and then travel to India.
UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper urged Israel to end its military escalation in Lebanon, citing civilian deaths and displacement. Germany also expressed serious concern. The conflict has resulted in over 3,400 deaths and 1.6 million displaced.
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper warns the world is at risk of a food crisis due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and aid cuts. The Global Partnerships Conference in London discussed new approaches to international development, but concerns remain about the UK's reduced aid budget.
Yvette Cooper and Jonathan Reynolds have urged Labour colleagues to stop damaging anonymous briefings, calling for respect for voters and each other as the party faces a potential leadership contest after poor election results.
UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper warns of a global food crisis due to frozen fertiliser shipments via the Strait of Hormuz due to the war in Iran. She urges immediate action to free up supplies, highlighting impacts on developing nations and the need for global partnerships.
Yvette Cooper's newspaper column justifying Palestine Action's proscription may have prejudiced a trial against six activists, prosecutors warned. Despite the warnings, the then-home secretary published the article, which defence lawyers argued was 'contemptuous reporting'.
The UK government, led by Keir Starmer, faces criticism for attempting to dilute protections against torture in the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) to facilitate deportations of refused asylum seekers and foreign criminals.
PM on the brink with Yvette Cooper and Shabana Mahmood believed to be among those urging him to set out a timetable for departureStarmer on the brink as cabinet ministers urge him to quitGood morning. “Stories beat spreadsheets,” Keir Starmer declared in his speech yesterday. But yesterday was a day when the spreadsheets had the upper hand. Most news organisations were using them to keep a track of Labour MPs who were coming out and calling for Starmer’s resignation and, after his speech in the morning, the numbers started to escalate. Here is the LabourList one; by the end of last night they were on 77.The sort of names on the spreadsheets changed too. Initially it was mostly leftwingers calling for the PM to go, with the Andy Burnham supporters stressing the need for a timetable for an orderly transition (ie – a slow process, allowing Burnham to win a byelection before a leadership contest). But in the afternoon government loyalists, and some prominent Wes Streeting supporters, started speaking out. And by early evening parliamentary private secretaries (technically, people on the government “payroll”) were joining in too.The Guardian understands that two senior cabinet ministers – Yvette Cooper, the foreign secretary, and Shabana Mahmood, the home secretary – told the prime minister he should oversee an orderly transition of power after crushing election defeats risked ringing the death knell on his premiership.At least two others – believed to be John Healey and David Lammy – discussed with Starmer how they should take a “responsible, dignified, orderly” approach to what might follow. Several others – including Richard Hermer and Steve Reed – were defiant, urging him to fight on. Continue reading...
Exclusive: Yvette Cooper and Shabana Mahmood believed to be among those telling PM to oversee orderly departure hours after he said he would fight any challengeKeir Starmer’s grip on power appeared to be slipping away on Monday as cabinet ministers urged him to set out a timetable for his departure and more than 70 Labour MPs publicly called for him to stand down.The prime minister warned the country would “never forgive” Labour for plunging into the chaos of a leadership election – and that he intended to prove his doubters inside and outside the party wrong. Continue reading...
Exclusive: Yvette Cooper and Shabana Mahmood believed to be among those telling PM to oversee orderly departure hours after he said he would fight any challengeUK politics live – latest updatesKeir Starmer’s grip on power appeared to be slipping away on Monday as cabinet ministers urged him to set out a timetable for his departure and more than 70 Labour MPs publicly called for him to stand down.The prime minister warned the country would “never forgive” Labour for plunging into the chaos of a leadership election – and that he intended to prove his doubters inside and outside the party wrong. Continue reading...
