Everything in the index—features, desk summaries, and wire-style pieces—grouped by publication day, newest days first.
66 stories total
As global attention splinters across crises, Ukraine is pitching drone expertise and battlefield lessons to Gulf partners—part of a wider diplomatic push while ceasefire talk ebbs and flows.
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RightsCon 2026 was blocked on the eve of opening in Zambia; officials cited values alignment while organisers, delegates, and sponsors scrambled to salvage sessions and ask what signal the shutdown sends for civic tech worldwide.
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Apple reports record demand for the iPhone 17 line; long-time CEO Tim Cook is stepping back after many years leading the company, per BBC reporting.
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UK applicants say AI job screens feel cold or embarrassing; firms want speed, so the full story covers fair rules, appeals, and bias checks—not only tech.
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UK lamppost trial adds solar-powered mini servers—edge computing nearer residents, with open questions on heat, data security, and city-scale rollout.
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Headlines value Elon Musk’s new Tesla pay deal at huge sums, but the full story is that most value sits in future stock awards tied to tough company targets.
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Did algorithms disprove familiar Anne Boleyn portraits? BBC coverage explains why paint, politics, and missing records still cap what historians can claim.
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New Anne Boleyn sketch claim splits experts: technologists see a match, while art historians want paper trails, pigments, and workshop study.
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Oscars now reject purely AI acting and AI-only scripts for wins; human actors and writers stay at the centre, per updated Academy eligibility language.
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Pentagon signs seven AI vendors for classified networks; Anthropic sits out for now amid a public clash over lawful military use of frontier models.
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The slogan points toward software, but the hinge is governance: who may train on what data, when a recommendation becomes an order, and how allies share models without sharing secrets they cannot take back.
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Sabastian Sawe gets a hero’s welcome in Eldoret after a headline London Marathon win he credits to Kenya; reporting ties crowd scenes to result checks.
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