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Nvidia CEO: AI Agents to Enhance Work, Not Replace Software
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has emphasized that artificial intelligence agents are designed to work alongside existing software tools rather than replace them, countering growing concerns about widespread job displacement due to automation.
Australian PM Apologises for 'Difficult' Remark About Abuse Survivor
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has apologised after referring to child sexual abuse...
Jimmy Lai Wins Fraud Appeal but Remains Jailed in HK Prison
Hong Kong media tycoon and pro-democracy figure Jimmy Lai has won an appeal against his fraud...
U.S. Blocks Venezuela From Paying Maduro Legal Fees in Drug Cases
The United States government has barred Venezuela from using state funds to cover former...
Bill Gates Took Responsibility for Epstein Ties at Staff Meet
Bill Gates told employees at his philanthropic organisation that he took responsibility for his...
Ocean Network Express Names Ole Barrelet CEO
Singapore-based container shipping line Ocean Network Express has announced a leadership change...
US Unlikely to Lift Tariffs After Supreme Court Decisions
Canada’s finance minister said the US tariffs are unlikely to be removed soon, calling them the...
Venezuela Attorney General Saab Resigns, Named Acting Ombudsman
Venezuela’s Attorney General Tarek Saab resigned from his post on Feb. 25, the National Assembly...
Iceland to Vote on EU Accession in National Referendum Soon
Iceland will hold a national EU referendum in the coming months to decide whether to resume negotiations on joining the European Union, Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir said on Wednesday during a visit to Warsa...
Hegseth Warns Anthropic: Drop AI Limits or Face Pentagon Action
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has issued a firm ultimatum to artificial intelligence startup Anthropic, demanding that the company significantly scale back its AI safety restrictions or face possible punitive action from the Pentagon.
Senegal Prime Minister Pushes Anti-LGBT Law, Doubling Prison Terms
Senegal’s Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko on Tuesday called for lawmakers to support a new law that would toughen penalties for same-sex relations in the country. The proposed law, which has already passed the council of ministers, is now awaitin...
Paramount Increases Bid for Warner Bros, Intensifying Bidding War
Warner Bros. Discovery is revisiting talks with Paramount Skydance after the CBS-linked media group raised its offer to $31 per share in cash. This new bid intensifies the ongoing bidding war with Netflix for control of the Hollywood studi...
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