A first tranche of files dating back to 1948 has been released to provide greater transparency regarding unidentified flying objects. Although the archive features unusual sightings reported by astronauts and pilots, it contains no definitive proof of alien life.
Cerebras, a US-based AI chip maker, announced plans to launch its first European data centre by the end of 2026, followed by rapid expansion across France and the Nordics by 2027. The initiative aims to boost AI computing capacity in Europe, addressing demand for local, low-latency infrastructure and offering an alternative to US and Asian compute capacity.
Iranian authorities report at least 14 dead and 78 injured following recent US strikes targeting five provinces, causing damage to transport and maritime facilities, including railway lines and ports. In response, Iran's Revolutionary Guards claimed to have hit US military bases in Kuwait and Bahrain with missiles and drones, warning of further action.
Europe must accelerate AI development in sovereignty, scale, security, and sustainability to remain competitive. Key strategies include a hybrid approach to tech sovereignty, supporting smaller businesses, shifting from reactive to proactive security, and adopting a frugal approach to AI's energy consumption.
France and Morocco, rivals from the 2022 World Cup, face off in a highly anticipated 2026 World Cup quarterfinal in Boston. Beyond the pitch, the match carries historical weight due to Morocco's colonial past with France and its large diaspora, raising concerns about potential unrest.
Kuwait and Bahrain reported air defense activity overnight amid renewed US strikes on Iran. Iran's Revolutionary Guards claimed responsibility, stating they targeted US bases in Kuwait and Bahrain with missiles and drones in retaliation for US actions. The US stated the strikes aimed to degrade Iran's ability to threaten freedom of navigation.
As Andy Burnham is poised to become UK's next PM, several Labour MPs are publicly promoting their policy ideas and past achievements, seemingly auditioning for cabinet positions in his potential government. Figures like Wes Streeting, Mike Tapp, and Ed Miliband are actively engaging in media and policy discussions to position themselves for roles.
