The open-source software ‘sets boundaries for agents’

Seoul accuses Zelenskyy of breaking secrecy agreement by revealing transfer of North Korean battlefield prisoners to South Korea

The open-source software ‘sets boundaries for agents’

He is threatening to sue

Far-right Sweden Democrats have made anti-immigrant sentiment mainstream, but election results suggest they may have overplayed their hand

The AI boom will require a massive physical infrastructure to sustain it, which is already proving hugely contentious

Analysts warn that Russia may expand its Ukraine offensive to target Europe more broadly. Not everyone on the continent is ready.

Surge in thefts comes as a bee-killing parasite spreads

The excrement shows potential diseases that could spread

The president’s unpopularity is spurring defections and reassessment

Pezeshkian is the second most-powerful person in Iran behind the supreme leader

Governing bodies, federations and clubs are beginning to offer funding for egg freezing, but concerns persist over ethics and efficacy

Changes to Glacier Law risk accelerating retreat of Andean ice sheets, as geologists warn of water shortages and Nepal-style flash floods

The famous activist is turning her ire towards a new target

Xi Jinping has turned vast energy reserves into ‘a surprising source of geopolitical power’

Thousands of immigrants are set to arrive next year. Almost all of them are white South Africans.

After their Temporary Protected Status was terminated, Haitians are looking for new lives in Canada

Final contenders examine the role of fathers, sons and husbands

Elif Eralp is set to be the city’s first Turkish-origin mayor, running on housing and affordability campaign

These anime gems are the genre’s standouts

The tool has debuted at several airports in the Washington, D.C., area

PM will press for US support for Ukraine in first meeting, but defence spending, Middle East and North Sea oil remain potential flashpoints

They want to enhance their natural scent to attract a partner

The question could decide the midterms

Diana’s brother said Buckingham Palace’s response to his tell-all memoir is ‘astonishingly provocative’

US president is welcome to take credit for ‘something very close to’ existing arrangement, says Danish politician

An AI-discovered drug could help slow the aging process

‘Extraordinary’ announcement has sparked strong criticism from Russia and China, fuelling fears of a space arms race

The agency has lost count of miscarriages amid record-high pregnant detainees and reports of denial of medical care

Both genes and environment can make a person who they are

From the French Revolution to early aviation, writers continue to draw inspiration from the past

Result of elections not in doubt but how much the Kremlin needs to hide public discontent could spell problems for Russia’s president

The £72m donations to Reform could be ‘key moment when politics in this country changed’

Facing a trade war with an unreliable ally turned adversary, Canada looks to the EU

Candidates are highlighting their religion on the campaign trail

The city has taken targeted steps to tackle anti-social behaviour

Government technology allows victims to know their stalkers’ locations in real time if they come within 2km

‘Historically unruly bloc’ takes stand over Iran war and Gaza but divisions limit influence

The head of the Environmental Protection Agency said this is the largest deregulatory action of the US power sector ever taken

With US and China ‘committed to a global AI arms race’, fears about future of humanity likely to fall on deaf ears

The actor’s raunchy advert for sports gambling app Novig has sparked outrage

A ‘razor-thin’ victory for the centre-left is forecast but not certain, in a result that tests the temperature of European politics

Developers sound the alarms but say the risk is low for now

Nationalist leaders of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland sign declaration calling on Westminster to ‘prepare, plan and facilitate constitutional change’

Menus with ‘nightmarish’ generated images evoke ‘horror’ but we can’t stop looking

The number of crimes involving domestic violence also rose 2.5% in four years

Maria Bartiromo is just the latest star to fall

Platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi are surging in popularity