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Meta sacrifices a heap of money at the altar of AI

The magnitude of Meta’s investment in Scale may seem like command of the AI race, but the company’s playing catchup

The Guardian - US

Declining soil health is a global concern – here’s how AI could help

One-third of the Earth’s land surface is already degraded. The UN estimates that more than 2.6 billion people are harmed by land degradation, with countries losing up to US$10.6 trillion (£7.8 trillion) a year because of damage to “ecosystem services”, including the benefits people get from nature such as water…

The Conversation

How Israel used spies, smuggled drones and AI to stun and hobble Iran

Israel stunned Iran last week with an intelligence and military operation years in the making that struck high-level targets with precision

The Independent UK

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Israel kills at least 70 Palestinians in Gaza’s deadliest day at aid sites

Violence in Khan Younis adds to wave of attacks that have since May 26 killed hundreds of desperate people seeking food.

Al Jazeera

Are commercial interests driving Uganda’s military operations in DR Congo?

Ugandan soldiers said they ‘occupied’ two DRC towns as the Rwandan-backed M23 continues to hold territory elsewhere.

Al Jazeera

What is the NPT, and why has Iran threatened to pull out of the treaty?

The NPT bars members that don’t have nuclear weapons from acquiring them. But critics call the treaty discriminatory.

Al Jazeera

Gaza Rescuers Say Israel Army Kills More Than 50 People Near Aid Site

Gaza's civil defence agency said Israeli forces on Tuesday killed more than 50 aid seekers in the southern city of Khan Yunis, the latest deadly incident near an aid site in the Palestinian territory.

International Business Times

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“What Is The Smallest Amount Of Power You’ve Seen Go To Someone’s Head?” (13 Answers)

People can get an ounce of power and feel as if they've got enough of it to light up a whole city block, and man, do they show it.

Bored Panda

Trump’s aid cuts leave ‘critical’ Jane Goodall chimpanzee conservation project in crisis

Foundation warns USAID’s withdrawal could have wider ecological consequences

The Independent UK

Thai police arrest 13 foreigners in an alleged $1.2M investment scam targeting Australians

Thai police say over a dozen foreigners, mostly Australians and British, were arrested for allegedly running an online investment fraud that had duped people out of at least $1.2 million

The Independent UK

Deadly clashes over Morales candidacy deepen Bolivia crisis in election run-up

Six killed and hundreds injured in weeks of unrest, as supporters demand former president be allowed to run

The Guardian - US

At least 51 Palestinians killed by Israeli solders while waiting for food in Gaza

Israel opened fire on Palestinians, killing at least 51 and wounding more than 200, while they waited for UN and commercial trucks to enter the…

The National (Scotland)

Residents of scenic Swiss village evacuated amid rockslide threat

Farmers have also moved their animals away from the area

The Independent UK

Black boxes from India plane crash under study to ascertain cause of the disaster that killed 270

Investigators in India are studying the black boxes of a Boeing 787 Dreamliner after recovering them from the aircraft wreckage to ascertain the cause of last week’s plane crash that left at least 270 people dead

The Independent UK

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International Business Times

China's Xi In Kazakhstan To Cement Central Asia Ties

Chinese President Xi Jinping will meet Central Asian leaders at a summit in Kazakhstan on Tuesday, his second trip to the region in under a year as Beijing competes with Russia for influence there.

Evening Standard

Iranian TV presenter runs for cover as studio is hit by Israeli missiles during live broadcast

Iranian state TV said that “a number” of staff had been injured in the strike on its headquarters in Tehran

The Guardian - UK

Israel attack on Iranian state broadcaster shown live on TV

Foreign ministry describes strike, which hit as a presenter was speaking, as a ‘wicked act’ and calls on United Nations to take action

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Netanyahu’s Iran war: long planned, recklessly pursued – and perilous for all

Editorial: Israel’s strikes against Tehran risk spiralling conflict, flout legal norms and may permanently bury the last chance for nuclear diplomacy

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Euronews

Gunmen shoot municipal mayor dead in Mexico in second such killing this year

Lilia Gema García Soto is the second mayor to be killed in the southern Mexican state this year.

The Guardian - UK

At least 37 Palestinians killed in Gaza food site shooting, local authorities say

Death toll is highest yet reported in near-daily shootings since US-backed group began distributing food in territory

The Conversation

MPs could vote on two proposals to decriminalise abortion in England and Wales – the debate explained

Legal protection of abortion rights in England and Wales is fragile. Abortion has popular support and is readily available on the NHS, but has also generated a series of criminal investigations. Nicola Packer is one of the most recent abortion-seekers facing criminalisation rather than care. She was found innocent in…

The Conversation

Israel, Iran and the US: why 2025 is a turning point for the international order

Israel’s large-scale attack against Iran on June 13, which it conducted without UN security council approval, has prompted retaliation from Tehran. Both sides have traded strikes over the past few days, with over 200 Iranians and 14 Israelis killed so far.

International Business Times

UN Refugee Agency Says Will Shed 3,500 Jobs Due To Funding Cuts

The UN refugee agency said Monday it will cut 3,500 staff jobs -- slashing nearly a third of its workforce costs -- due to a funding shortfall, and reduce the scale of its help worldwide.

The Conversation

Haiti on the brink: Gangs fill power vacuum as current solutions fail a nation in crisis

Haiti is facing a multifaceted crisis unlike any in the country’s modern history.

Radio France Internationale

'Brutal' funding cuts push UN to slash humanitarian operations

Millions of vulnerable people face heightened risk after the UN announced it would scale back aid programmes amid unprecedented global funding cuts. OCHA chief Tom Fletcher called for more solidarity to prevent needless suffering.

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