IMF-World Bank meeting: Old problems and new headwinds

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Houthi strikes, rogue AI and Ukraine's kill zone

Iran-aligned Houthis attack Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, closing in on another key oil route. Iranian strikes on CIA facilities are prompting questions about a possible Russian role. OpenAI says AI models went rogue during testing. And how to visualise the "kill zone" frontl ...  Show more

Saudi nuclear energy, a year in a Ukraine foxhole and Netanyahu arrest blocked

U.S. President Donald Trump gives Saudi Arabia the green light on nuclear energy, without demanding safeguards against a weapon. A Ukrainian soldier recounts how he survived 346 days in a frontline foxhole. The Iran war has cost the U.S. more than $37 billion. And New York Mayor ...  Show more

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