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The 80th UN General Assembly convened under the hopeful banner of “Better Together,” yet the speeches from the world’s major powers revealed a starkly different reality. Instead of renewing a shared vision, they unveiled competing and often contradictory economic worldviews. This anniversary was not a moment of consensus, but the formal debut of a fractured…
Police hunt for suspect after 2 killed in Brown University shooting
A gunman killed two people and critically wounded eight others on Saturday afternoon at the prestigious Brown University, authorities said, urging people in the area to remain in lockdown as the attacker was still at large. “I can confirm that there are two individuals who have died this afternoon, and there are another eight in…
India probes suspected suicide of 3 sisters amid social media ban debate
Indian police said on Thursday an investigation had been launched into the suspected suicide of three young sisters over concerns that they were heavily “influenced” by games and films online that they were later denied access to. Local media reported the sisters, aged 12, 14 and 16, had jumped from their home on Wednesday in…
Woman held after mummified cat, dead dog found in Hong Kong flat within week
A 26-year-old Hong Kong woman has been arrested for a third time in three months on suspicion of animal cruelty after a mummified cat was found in a North Point flat, a week after the remains of a dog were discovered at the same premises. The authorities received a report at around 4.30pm on Sunday…
Tencent shakes up AI operations, names recent recruit as chief AI scientist
Without mentioning his Chinese name, Shenzhen-based Tencent’s announcement on Wednesday came with a photo of Yao. He was tasked to lead the company’s new AI infrastructure efforts, including the development of large language models (LLMs). Yao’s official position is chief AI scientist under the CEO’s office at Tencent, reporting directly to president Martin Lau Chi-ping….
Pakistan says it killed 145 Indian-backed terrorists after Balochistan attacks
Pakistani police and military forces killed more than 100 “Indian-backed terrorists” in counterterrorism operations across the restive southwestern province of Balochistan over the past 40 hours, government officials said on Sunday, a day after coordinated suicide and gun attacks killed 33 people, mostly civilians. The raids began early on Saturday at multiple locations across Balochistan,…
