Anthropic Warns Advanced AI Could Outpace Human Control
Anthropic has called for major AI labs to consider a coordinated and verifiable pause in AI development, noting that advancements could soon lead to...
Armenia’s High-Stakes Election: Key Issues and What to Watch
Armenia is holding a parliamentary election on Sunday where the ruling Civil Contract party, led by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, faces various opposition parties...
India’s Chabahar Port Crisis: How US Sanctions and the Iran War Are Testing New Delhi’s Strategic Autonomy
India's decade-long investment in Iran's Chabahar Port once the centrepiece of its connectivity strategy to Afghanistan and Central Asia is facing its most serious...
Global Economic Outlook: Geopolitical Risks vs AI Growth Boost
The global economic outlook has worsened significantly, as reported in the latest World Economic Forum's Chief Economists’ Outlook. Nearly 90% of the chief economists...
How Israel Emptied Southern Lebanon Far Beyond the Front Lines
The ceasefire agreement in Lebanon, established last month, has not brought relief to civilians. Many are being forced to leave their homes due to...
Inside Ukraine’s Drone Forces Targeting Russia’s Rear Battlefield Positions
In eastern Ukraine, soldiers are using drones launched from slingshots to target military sites held by Russia. Their commander, known as "Kyt," explained that...
Europe’s Fight to Curb Big Tech Power Faces Internal Divisions
European leaders are debating how to limit the influence of large tech companies and promote European firms in the tech sector. A report indicates...
Samsung Pay Deal Boosts Union Power in South Korea
Samsung Electronics has reached an agreement with its union that prevents a large strike and offers significant bonuses to its memory chip workers. This...
How Stray Ukrainian Drones Are Escalating Tensions on NATO’s Eastern Border
Ukrainian drones have entered the airspace of Baltic countries recently, leading to confusion and increasing tensions with Russia amid concerns about U. S. support...
Press Freedom Crisis Deepens Across South Asia as Media Credibility Faces Growing Scrutiny
Across South Asia, concerns over press freedom, political influence, and media credibility are drawing increasing international scrutiny. From Bangladesh and Pakistan to India, journalists...