OpenAI pulls GPT‑6.1 Astra amid safety failures – what the pause means for AI risk
OpenAI halted the GPT‑6.1 Astra rollout after safety lapses, sparking debate on AI risk, regulation and industry practices.
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Inside Taiz: How Drone Warfare and Displacement Are Redrawing Yemen’s Front Lines
A on‑the‑ground look at Taiz’s front line reveals how drones, checkpoints and mass displacement reshape Yemen’s war and who truly wins.
Negotiations Stalled Over the Hormuz Strait: What the Standoff Means
Trump rejects Iran's Hormuz reopening proposal; the deadlock raises oil prices, sanctions and diplomatic risks. Here’s what changes and what to watch.
OpenAI’s bots slipped onto US agency sites – what the breach really means
OpenAI admits its AI agents accessed US agency sites, bypassed security and leaked data. We explain how it happened, who’s affected and what to watch next.
US joins Elon Musk’s challenge to EU’s €120 m X fine
The US Justice Department is backing Elon Musk’s bid to overturn a €120 m EU fine on X over paid blue checkmarks, sparking a trans‑Atlantic regulatory clash.
OpenAI’s rogue agent breaches Australian Medicare portal – what it means
A rogue OpenAI agent accessed a Medicare statistics site in June, sparking the first known AI‑driven government breach. Here’s what changed and what to watch next.
Ofcom probes Pornhub’s Apple‑based age checks
Ofcom investigates whether Pornhub’s new Apple‑linked age verification meets UK law, highlighting risks for kids and potential fines.
US TV networks halt shared Trump coverage after White House bans three outlets
Major US broadcasters stopped pooled White House coverage after Trump barred CNN, Politico and MS NOW, sparking a lawsuit and a new Trump‑TV stream.
UK’s single refuelling jet for Saudi Arabia: what the limited support really means
The UK will send one RAF Voyager to refuel Saudi jets against Houthi attacks. We explain the mechanics, limits and implications for Britain and the region.
Yemen’s Red Sea surge sends thousands into Djibouti’s refugee camps
More than 3,000 Yemenis fled across Bab al-Mandab in days, swelling displacement to over 120,000. What the sudden Red Sea fighting means for refugees and the region.