AI Firms Must Disclose Risks or Face Crisis
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warns AI companies must be transparent about risks like job losses and security threats or repeat mistakes of tobacco and opioid industries.
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Germany's New Voluntary Military Recruitment Model
Germany introduces a voluntary military service model to boost troop numbers, with compulsory conscription as a fallback option. Discover the new incentives and strategic goals.
1 in 4 Women in UK Military Face Sexual Harassment
A devastating MOD survey reveals widespread sexual harassment in UK armed forces, with 1 in 4 women reporting abuse. Urgent action demanded.
Two-thirds of servicewomen face sexualised behaviour
A damning internal Ministry of Defence survey reveals 67% of women in the UK armed forces experienced sexualised behaviour. Discover the findings and the government's response.
Zelensky: Russia planning big European war by 2030
Ukrainian President warns Putin preparing for major European conflict in 2029-2030. UK and NATO allies urged to increase pressure on Russia amid ongoing battles in Donetsk.
House Vote on Epstein Files Compelled for Next Week
US House Speaker Mike Johnson announces a vote to compel the release of Jeffrey Epstein files. Discover the political manoeuvring behind this significant move and what happens next.
NSW targets property underquoting with $110k fines
New South Wales plans to introduce Victoria-style underquoting laws with fines up to $110,000. Learn how this impacts property buyers and agents.
Georgia Election Board Settles Email Lawsuit
Georgia's Republican-led election board pays $50,000 to settle a lawsuit over using private emails for official business. The board agrees to new transparency rules.
Guardian Removes Article in Content Review
The Guardian has removed an article as part of its ongoing content management strategy. Discover what this means for digital publishing standards.
AI Reshapes UK Recruitment: ICO Urges Transparency
The ICO warns that AI's £532bn productivity boost in UK recruitment must be balanced with fairness and data transparency to maintain public trust and ethical deployment.
UK cuts AIDS, TB and malaria funding by £150m
The UK reduces its pledge to the Global Fund by 15%, a move charities warn jeopardises the fight against preventable diseases. Discover the impact on global health.
Antonio Brown pleads not guilty to murder charge
Former NFL star Antonio Brown pleads not guilty to an attempted murder charge in Florida. He claims self-defence after a shooting incident following a boxing match.
Pakistan in 'State of War' After Suicide Blast
At least 12 killed in a Pakistan Taliban suicide attack outside Islamabad courts. Defence minister declares a 'state of war' amid a surge in terror. Read the full report.
Guardian Corrections: Maintaining Journalistic Standards
The Guardian addresses recent corrections and clarifications, demonstrating commitment to transparency and factual accuracy in news reporting. Discover their editorial process.
Usain Bolt slams Man Utd's struggling defence
Olympic legend Usain Bolt vents frustration at Manchester United's defensive woes in emotional voice note to Rio Ferdinand. Discover what's troubling the sprint king.
US soldiers face food bank crisis in shutdown pay threat
American military personnel receive emergency guidance on accessing food banks and financial support as political deadlock in Washington puts their salaries at risk.
Brussels lockdown after mysterious drone incursion sparks crisis
European security forces scramble as unidentified drones breach Belgian airspace, forcing Brussels into lockdown and raising alarms across NATO headquarters.
British Army's Ajax Vehicle: Worth the £5.5bn Price Tag?
The British Army's new Ajax fighting vehicles face intense scrutiny as noise injuries, delays and budget overruns plague the troubled defence programme. Are these high-tech machines worth their staggering price tag?
Ajax Vehicles Finally Delivered After 8-Year Delay
The UK Ministry of Defence has taken delivery of the first Ajax armoured vehicles, marking the end of an eight-year wait plagued by technical issues and massive cost overruns.
Guardian Issues Corrections: Journalism Transparency
The Guardian's latest corrections column reveals errors in reporting, from misidentified locations to inaccurate financial figures, demonstrating the newspaper's commitment to transparency and accuracy.
PMQs: Minister accused of £6bn defence spending error
Tensions flare at Prime Minister's Questions as Labour's David Lammy confronts Defence Minister James Cartlidge over a disputed £6 billion defence spending calculation error.
Star defends director after Amy Adams' emotional on-set experience
A prominent Hollywood actress has spoken out in defence of a controversial director who reportedly brought Amy Adams to tears during filming, sparking industry debate about creative methods.
Japan deploys military to combat deadly bear attack crisis
In an unprecedented move, Japan's military has been mobilised to tackle a surge in fatal bear encounters across rural communities, as the nation faces its worst wildlife crisis in decades.
Brussels EU District Hit by Coordinated Drone Attack
European security in turmoil as multiple drones strike EU district in Brussels, damaging key institutions and raising urgent questions about continental defence capabilities.
Labor accused of hiding 'jobs for mates' report
Explosive allegations emerge as Labor faces accusations of concealing a damaging report revealing political favouritism in public sector appointments. Opposition demands transparency.
State Capture: Democracy's Silent Crisis Exposed
A groundbreaking investigation reveals how state capture corruption is systematically dismantling democratic institutions worldwide, with alarming trends showing no country is immune to this growing threat.
Sydney Weapons Expo Protests Turn Violent, Arrests Made
Dramatic scenes unfolded at a major defence exhibition in Sydney as activists confronted police, resulting in multiple arrests during tense demonstrations against the global arms trade.
Ukraine gets Patriot missiles, holds Pokrovsk line
Ukraine receives critical US-made Patriot air defence systems as its forces maintain defensive positions against Russian advances in the strategic Pokrovsk sector, according to latest battlefield reports.
Sydney weapons expo protest turns violent with arrests
Dramatic scenes unfolded at a Sydney defence exhibition as police deployed pepper spray against demonstrators attempting to blockade the event, resulting in ten arrests during heated anti-war protests.
Israel's top military lawyer arrested over leaked video
The Israeli military's highest-ranking legal officer faces arrest after confessing to leaking disturbing footage showing soldiers assaulting Palestinian detainees, triggering a major legal and political crisis.
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