South Africa Data Center Boom Faces Rights Scrutiny
South Africa's rapid data center expansion is facing human-rights scrutiny as civil society groups call for more transparency on water, …
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UNICEF Says Online Abuse Affected 20 Million Children In 21 Countries
A new UNICEF report estimates that about 20 million internet-using children across 21 countries experienced technology-facilitated sexual …
UN Says External Networks Are Fueling Sudan's War
A UN fact-finding report says foreign recruitment, weapons flows, drones and logistics networks are strengthening Sudan's warring parties …
DOJ Backs OpenAI Fair-Use Argument in Copyright Fight
The Justice Department has urged a federal court to treat AI model training on written works as fair use, raising the stakes for publishers, …
G20 Split Puts China Trade Imbalances Back in Focus
G20 finance chiefs failed to reach full consensus after China objected to language on global imbalances, non-market policies and export-led …
UNEP Says 1.5C Overshoot Is Now Likely Without Faster Climate Action
A new UNEP report says the world is likely to cross 1.5C of warming within years, making faster emissions cuts, adaptation and carbon …
John Ternus Takes Over Apple As AI Pressure Builds
John Ternus became Apple CEO on Tuesday, opening a new era for the iPhone maker as investors watch its AI strategy, supply chain and …
Japan Bond Yield Hits 3% As Global Rate Pressure Builds
Japan's 10-year government bond yield reached 3% as yen pressure, oil-driven inflation fears and expectations of tighter central-bank policy …
FSB Warns Frontier AI Could Shake Global Finance
The Financial Stability Board warned G20 finance chiefs that frontier AI could amplify cyber shocks, market stress and third-party …