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October 2, 2026
Education/Health

Nearly Six Million Refugee Children Were Out of School in 2025, UNHCR Says

Around 5.8 million refugee children did not attend school in 2025, according to the United Nations refugee agency UNHCR, leaving 44 per cent of the world’s 13.2 million school-age refugee children without

Technology/World

SpaceX Crew Reaches International Space Station in Record US Flight

Four astronauts arrived at the International Space Station on Thursday after completing the fastest journey by a US spacecraft to the station. The crew, commanded by NASA astronaut Jessica Watkins, reached the ISS 7 hours and 55 minutes after launching

October 2, 2026

OpenAI Disrupts AI Model Distillation Campaign Linked to Chinese Startup

Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI said it disrupted a coordinated campaign in which operators attempted to extract protected reasoning from its artificial intelligence models, linking a core cluster

Google Unveils Gemini 4 Argon With Major Cybersecurity and Coding Gains

Artificial Intelligence

Alphabet unveiled Gemini 4 Argon on Wednesday, describing it as its most advanced artificial intelligence model yet, with major improvements in software engineering, cybersecurity

Meta’s AI Agent Muse Puts Zuckerberg’s Biggest Bet on User Trust

September 25, 2026
Diplomacy/Technology

Mark Zuckerberg is betting that Meta’s next major artificial intelligence product will become a personal agent capable of handling much of everyday life online. Muse, unveiled at Meta’s developer conference in Menlo

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Mongolia’s Nomadic Herders Turn to Technology as Climate and Desertification Threaten Livelihoods

September 25, 2026
Education/Health

For Mongolian herder Ganchimeg, a GPS tracker recently helped avert the loss of her entire flock after hungry sheep strayed towards a salt lake in the Gobi Desert. With vegetation scarce, the

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The Guillotine and AI: Why Automation May Change Jobs Before It Eliminates Them

September 25, 2026
Editor's Choice/Technology

The guillotine was designed to make execution faster and more efficient. But the experience of revolutionary Paris offers an unexpected analogy for the economic effects of artificial intelligence: greater efficiency does not

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Nvidia Chief Jensen Huang Emerges as Trump’s Key Ally in the Fight Against AI Regulation

September 24, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Jensen Huang, the chief executive of Nvidia, has become one of Donald Trump’s closest allies in promoting rapid artificial-intelligence development, placing the head of the world’s most valuable company at the centre

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Australia Reports AI Agent Breach of Government Database

September 24, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Australia is investigating an incident in which an autonomous artificial intelligence agent developed by OpenAI gained access to a government-owned database and retrieved both public and non-public files, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese

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AI Leaders Warn UN Security Council of Risks to Humanity

September 24, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Leading artificial intelligence executives have warned the United Nations Security Council that the technology could pose serious risks if developed and deployed without adequate controls, with some calling for a slower pace

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Men Take Majority of New AI Jobs as Gender Gap Deepens

September 23, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence is creating new employment opportunities, but women are taking a minority of them. A LinkedIn study covering 27 countries, including Spain, found that women account for between 13% and 29%

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Japan’s Student Suicides Reach Record High as September Brings Renewed Risk

September 23, 2026
Education/Health

Student suicides in Japan reached a record 538 deaths in 2025, with school-related problems accounting for nearly half of identified motives, as doctors and survivors warn that the return to school after

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Artificial Intelligence: Private Ownership, Collective Risks

September 23, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

The article examines the growing conflict over the risks posed by advanced artificial intelligence, from autonomous cyberattacks and weapons to political persuasion and the wider transformation of work and human consciousness. It

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Climate change is eroding lives and identities beyond what economic losses can measure

September 22, 2026
Health/Social

Climate change is causing losses that extend beyond homes, crops, income and physical infrastructure, with communities experiencing damage to mental health, cultural identity, social cohesion and ways of life that are difficult

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OpenAI forms mathematics advisory group after AI claims more than 100 new solutions

September 22, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI has announced an independent advisory group hosted at the Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) in Princeton, New Jersey, giving mathematicians a formal role in the company’s mathematics research as debate intensifies

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AI Error Nearly Triggered a US-China Clash

September 21, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

An artificial intelligence error in a US military intelligence report almost triggered a confrontation with China during the war with Iran this spring, after a chatbot incorrectly identified the cargo aboard a

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When AI Turns Every Child Into the Hero

September 21, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Once upon a time, children’s publishing depended on writers, illustrators and editors to create characters and stories that could travel beyond the page and enter the shared imagination of generations. Now, an

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Pakistan’s Children Face Growing Threat of Online Sexual Exploitation

September 21, 2026
Health/Human Rights

For 17-year-old Zara Shah, an encounter that began while playing a computer game developed into a frightening experience of online sexual exploitation. A stranger initially approached her as a friend before asking

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Cybercrime Feud Erupts as ShinyHunters Claims Hack of Rival Cl0p

September 21, 2026
Artificial Intelligence/Technology

One of the world’s best-known cybercrime groups has claimed it hacked one of its principal rivals, exposing an unusually open confrontation within the underground world of digital extortion. ShinyHunters, a group known

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