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A Saudi engineer at OpenAI was arrested after authorities discovered a hidden recording device wrapped in toilet paper behind a television in a company conference room used for sensitive discussions.
Kenya confirmed a second Ebola case in a relative of the first victim, who died earlier this month after traveling from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Civil rights organizations plan to deploy thousands of observers at polling places during the midterm elections, citing concerns about potential intimidation of voters including immigration enforcement actions.
Andy Burnham calls for closer EU ties and acknowledges Brexit caused “more harm than good,” marking a rhetorical shift from predecessors but leaving specifics vague on potential policy changes.
Ukraine faces massive landmine contamination from expanded drone use in conflict, with humanitarian workers employing new technologies like compressed-air machines and AI analysis to clear dangerous territory.
The UK government scrapped its “one in, one out” asylum deal with France after just 423 days, citing scaling challenges. The partnership had minimal impact, returning only 4% of small boat arrivals, and is the latest failed policy attempt.
