The article argues against calls to "move on" from Trump-era policies without accountability, specifically for ICE, citing recent killings of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero. It advocates for abolishing ICE, prosecuting its personnel, and resisting attempts to forget the victims.
Syria's new transitional parliament convened Sunday to draft a new constitution and establish democratic foundations after decades of authoritarian rule. The body, with 206 members initially, was formed through a process criticized as undemocratic, with President Ahmed al-Sharaa set to appoint the remaining members.
A study by Oxford and Potsdam universities reveals AI tools, used for drafting and summarizing online messages, inject political biases, sometimes reversing meanings on sensitive topics like abortion and climate change, potentially reshaping public opinion.
British PM Keir Starmer's political team is reportedly transferring responsibilities to allies of MP Andy Burnham, signaling a potential power shift. Burnham's recent by-election victory positions him to challenge Starmer's leadership amid eroding support for the Labour Party.
Hong Kong and Shenzhen are discussing implementation details for a pilot project to ease the cross-border flow of data, materials, and capital within the Hetao Innovation Zone. The initiative aims to foster collaboration and support Hong Kong's ambition to become a global innovation hub.
Hong Kong and Shenzhen will pilot new measures this year to ease cross-border flows of data, materials, and capital within the Northern Metropolis development, focusing on the Hetao Science and Technology Innovation Co-operation Zone. The initiative aims to foster collaboration and support Hong Kong's ambition to become an international I&T hub.
Hong Kong and Shenzhen will launch pilot initiatives this year to ease cross-border flows of data, materials, and capital within the Northern Metropolis development. The measures aim to foster collaboration and support Hong Kong's ambition to become an international I&T hub.
A new program at the Hong Kong AI Foundation trains senior executives to lead AI-native business transformations, focusing on strategic integration rather than add-ons. It addresses technical, organizational, and leadership challenges, preparing leaders for a future of human-AI collaboration and agility.
The EU is developing a plan to prevent a liquidity crisis for banks after a bailout, similar to the Credit Suisse situation. The goal is to avoid public funds being used to prop up large banks, addressing gaps in the current crisis management framework.
A judicial reform group is advocating for the formalization of judge assistants drafting court verdicts, citing current practices and the need for better labor rights and efficiency. They propose clear guidelines, training, and record-keeping to prevent potential abuses and ensure professional division of labor.
Ukrainian lawmaker Maxim Buzhansky opposes drafting women into the army to address mobilization gaps.
Al-Azhar's media center denied any involvement in drafting Egypt's new personal status law, stating they did not participate in its formulation and are unaware of its contents. They previously submitted their own proposal in 2019.
China is drafting a comprehensive law on artificial intelligence, marking a significant acceleration in its AI governance. The State Council's legislative plan highlights the need to regulate data, algorithms, and cybersecurity for AI's sound development.
London police are preparing for one of their busiest days with tens of thousands expected at two major protests on Saturday: Unite the Kingdom, organized by Tommy Robinson, and the pro-Palestine Nakba Day march. Over 4,000 officers will be deployed amid fears of clashes.
Anthropic launches new chatbot features for law firms, expanding its Claude for Legal platform with specialized legal plug-ins and MCP connectors for automation of clerical tasks across various legal fields.
Officials reportedly drafting legislation likely to safeguard Britain’s last blast furnaces and save thousands of jobs The full nationalisation of British Steel is expected to be announced in the king’s speech this week, a year after the government took over the daily running of the loss-making business from its Chinese owner.The steelmaker, which employs 3,500 people at its plant in Scunthorpe, came under government control last April amid fears that its owner, Jingye, was planning to shut down the site. Continue reading...
Officials reportedly drafting legislation likely to safeguard Britain’s last blast furnaces and save thousands of jobs The full nationalisation of British Steel is expected to be announced in the King’s speech this week, a year after the government took over the daily running of the loss-making business from its Chinese owner.The steelmaker, which employs 3,500 people at its plant in Scunthorpe, came under government control last April amid fears that its owner Jingye was planning to shut down the site. Continue reading...
SEOUL, May 7 (Yonhap) -- South Korea will begin drafting a report to submit to t...
The Trump administration is drafting legislation that would require AI companies to submit powerful models for government review before public release. The policy reversal was triggered by Anthropic's Mythos, an AI model capable of autonomously finding tens of thousands of software vulnerabilities across every major operating system—too dangerous, Anthropic decided, for public release.
