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Ukraine to give revised peace plans to U.S.
Ukraine is expected to hand its latest peace proposals to U.S. negotiators Wednesday, President Volodymyr Zelensky said, a day ahead of his urgent talks with leaders and officials from about 30 other countries supporting Kyiv’s effort to end the war with Russia on acceptable terms. As tension builds around President Trump’s push for a settlement
The IBM Future Of AI And Blockchain
IBM just acquired Confluent for $11 billion. This acquisition may look like a classic enterprise AI move, but its implications stretch well beyond artificial intelligence. This deal signals a deeper shift in how companies will build intelligent systems, manage real time data, secure digital transactions, and create trust in a world where AI and blockchain
AI Platforms Are Paying (Some) Big Publishers
An ideologically wide range of news outlets now stand to make some money off Meta’s obsession with AI.Partnering means paying; Meta’s plans to compensate those publishers an undisclosed amount, Axios media reporter Sara Fischer confirms. It’s the latest in a series of moves by the operators of AI services to pay sites for access to
AWS still chaning the AI story
Even with substantial upgrades across its AI stack, analysts say AWS’s ecosystem remains only half-built: powerful in parts but still lacking the cohesion enterprises are looking for. AWS kicked off re:Invent 2025 with a defensive urgency that is unusual for the cloud leader, arriving in Las Vegas under pressure to prove it can still set
Australia banned social media for under-16s.
From Wednesday,Australia is set to enforce a world-leading social media ban for anyone under 16, as concern grows that kids are getting too swept up in a digitised world of harmful content and commercial interests. And now, Denmark looks ready to follow its lead. Last month, the Nordic country announced it had secured an agreement
European claims Putin wants to attack NATO and restore the USSR
The Kremlin said European claims that Vladimir Putin wanted to restore the Soviet Union and attack NATO were complete stupidity. Putin, who was born in the Soviet Union, in 2005 cast the collapse of the Soviet Union as the biggest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century because tens of millions of Russians were impoverished and
Enterprise usage of OpenAI
OpenAI released new data Monday showing enterprise usage of its AI tools has surged dramatically over the past year, with ChatGPT message volume growing 8x since November 2024 and workers reporting they’re saving up to an hour daily. The findings arrive a week after CEO Sam Altman sent an internal “code red” memo about the
Canada is chosing Asia over USA
Within a year, the US’s second-largest trading partner has rapidly ramped up efforts to explore new deals with regional powers in Asia, or to revive talks that had been previously put on ice. As of November, the US has imposed a 35% tariff on all goods from Canada that are not covered by the USMCA.
Corruption Reporting Journalist killed in Peru
Peruvian journalist Fernando Nunez, whose reporting dug into municipal corruption cases, was shot and killed by hitmen while returning from an assignment. Nunez, a reporter for the digital outlet Kamila TV, “was attacked by hitmen while riding a motorcycle with his brother” on Saturday, the ANP said in a statement on social media. Nunez died
a clash of civilisations with Europe during Trump’s Administration
The Trump administration’s new national security strategy has got lousy reviews in Europe. Nonetheless, it is a genuinely interesting document. It attempts to do something very ambitious which is to redefine national security in civilisational terms. Conventional takes on national security centre on military and economic imperatives. Please use the sharing tools found via the