39 stories for “AI” (3 ms, searching all 108 stories incl. Archive)
Latin America·Argentina
…egulate artificial intelligence and is offering a corporate tax cut, from 25% to 15%, for AI projects of at least $1 billion; the Senate has yet to approve it. Polish renewable energy company Green Capital plans a $3 billion data centre in Chubut province on 1…
BreakingEurope·Ukraine
Ukraine's Air Alert app was apparently hacked on Sunday night, sending users false warnings of a radiation threat in Kyiv, a chemical attack, street fighting and an incoming Oreshnik missile. Hours later Russia's emergencies ministry said its own warning app s…
Latin America·Argentina
Argentina's state workers' union ATE says it will hold a work stoppage at 27 airports on Friday, Nov. 6, two days before Pope Leo XIV arrives, over what it calls government failures on airport safety. Only medical, humanitarian, organ-transport and official fl…
BreakingAsia·Myanmar
Myanmar military airstrikes over the weekend killed at least 15 people, including a week-old baby girl, hitting a makeshift maternity clinic in Arakan Army-held Mrauk-U in Rakhine state and a school in Loikaw, Kayah state, an ethnic armed group, an aid worker …
Africa·Sudan
…mps. More than 300,000 people have been displaced in Greater Kordofan since October 2025. Aid is not keeping up: as of 8 October less than half of Sudan’s humanitarian appeal was funded, and only 26 per cent of children expected to need treatment for severe ac…
BreakingEurope·Latvia
Latvia's military said a flying object briefly entered its airspace near Kraslava and Ludza on the Russia and Belarus border on Nov 1, warning residents to "Go indoors, follow the two-wall principle!" The threat ended within an hour. Latvia launched a BLAZE in…
BreakingLatin America·Brazil
…n Oct. 9, schools closed for up to two weeks, and on Oct. 31 the city again woke to “bad” air.
Africa·Kenya
…rs used stolen identities to enrol fake students in American colleges and collect federal aid, with money flowing to Kenya. Investigators flagged 830,840 potentially fraudulent aid IDs tied to nearly $130m, which is suspected, not confirmed, losses. Five indic…
Latin America·Venezuela
Acting President Delcy Rodríguez has named Oliver Blanco, 35, who began his career as an aide to opposition leader Henry Ramos Allup, as foreign minister. Outgoing minister Félix Plasencia was told to settle in the UK "until we recover the gold that belongs to…
Latin America·Haiti
…mates more than 5,000 people fled, most to host families. Several local and international aid groups temporarily suspended activities and staff movements. Nearly 90,000 people in Gros-Morne had been targeted for assistance this year; about 30,000 had been reac…
Asia·Myanmar / Malaysia
…tary return are not in place in Rakhine State. She also condemned a 28 September military airstrike on the crowded India Market in Pike Thae village, Kyauktaw Township, Rakhine, where more than 50 civilians were reported killed.
Middle East·Syria
Depth: …sad’s fall and that part of the crisis is of the government’s own making. Economist Samir Aita: “It’s unsustainable. If they don’t change, I fear chaos.” Aid organisations have cut services because of funding cuts, and the U.S.-Iran war has hit fuel prices. A …
Asia·Myanmar
… and allied paramilitaries. The report describes a “Four Cuts” strategy of blocking food, aid access and support networks through telecom blackouts, checkpoints and movement restrictions; three aid workers were reportedly tortured and killed in Dawei in July 2…
Africa·Sudan
… fewer than 70,000 people remain in a city that had more than one million before the war. Aid access is limited, and aid workers and civilians are constantly monitored, with a very high risk of arbitrary detention. According to official assessments cited by Am…
Africa·Sudan / Ethiopia
…uary 15 and October 27, killing or wounding 484 civilians. It names launch sites at Asosa Airport, the Kurmuk-Gizen border area and Bahir Dar airbase.
Latin America·Argentina
People & entities: … Petroleum; Britain's Rockhopper Exploration; Spanish; Washington; Trump; Rothwell BUENOS AIRES
Latin America·Haiti
El Salvador has deployed more than 2,000 soldiers to Haiti to retrieve four Salvadoran air force technicians who went missing almost two weeks earlier while serving with the UN-backed Gang Suppression Force. Haiti handed over four bodies, but President Nayib B…
Africa·Madagascar
…ported; WFP expects around 3.7 million people nationwide in crisis-level food insecurity. Aid cuts and inflation add to the threat, and El Niño effects could persist until 2028.
Africa·Ethiopia
Ethiopia has received 12 Su-35 fighter jets from Russia and plans to buy four S-400 air defence systems, PM Abiy Ahmed said at the Russia-Africa summit in Moscow. He called it a "milestone" as fighting with Tigray's TPLF intensified and tensions with Eritrea p…
Europe·Georgia
… under Article 259 of the Criminal Code into possible cruelty to animals after TV Pirveli aired footage of dog carcasses being driven at night and dumped in what appeared to be a mass grave near a Tbilisi cemetery. Tbilisi City Hall says the footage shows a la…
Household & products
The carafe can unexpectedly break during use if the glass carafe is damaged or cracked, including by use of a metal spoon to stir the coffee, posing a risk of serious burn injuries.
· CPSC · Nationwide
Kids & Babies
The recalled children’s pajama sets violate the mandatory safety standards for children’s sleepwear, posing a risk of serious burn injuries.
· CPSC · Nationwide
Household & products
The power bank’s lithium battery can explode and ignite, posing fire and burn hazards to consumers.
· CPSC · Nationwide
Kids & Babies
The recalled swings’ ceiling hook can separate from its plate, posing a risk of serious injury from a fall hazard.
· CPSC · Nationwide
Kids & Babies
The recalled nursing pillows violate the mandatory safety standards for nursing pillows because they can obstruct an infant’s breathing, posing a serious risk of injury or death from suffocation.
· CPSC · Nationwide