Pope Leo warns against losing humanity to AI
Pope Leo XIV has urged ethical education as machines shape everyday life, while acknowledging the benefits technological progress has brought.
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Pope Leo XIV has urged ethical education as machines shape everyday life, while acknowledging the benefits technological progress has brought.
Pope Leo XIV has arrived in France for a four-day visit, with a Mass in central Paris expected to draw more than half a million people.
The council demanded an end to Houthi attacks affecting civilians and energy infrastructure, as France pledged military protection for the Saudi oil-export hub of Yanbu.
The late emergence of 97 million searchable records has raised concerns about delays to the Afghanistan inquiry. The Ministry of Defence says the additional review work is manageable.
The EU is considering moving methane monitoring and reporting requirements for fossil fuel imports from 2027 to 2028, following industry concerns over energy supplies and legal clarity.
Glaciers around Indonesia’s Puncak Jaya lost about 65% of their area between 2018 and 2024. Researchers say they are very likely to vanish around 2030 if that pace continues.
Donald Trump has reportedly rejected an Iranian ceasefire proposal amid negotiations over reopening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting the US blockade of Iranian ports.
Roelf Meyer wants the order behind the Afrikaner refugee pathway revoked, as Washington proposes admitting mostly Afrikaners under a 17,500-person refugee ceiling.
More than 70,000 children have been displaced since August, the UN says, as aid agencies report acute malnutrition and shortages of essential medical supplies.
Allwyn has urged players to check their tickets after a UK ticket holder won Friday’s £111 million EuroMillions jackpot.
Dan Jørgensen has urged EU governments to consider further gas-storage and energy-saving measures ahead of winter, while the European Commission says current gas supplies remain stable.
Rashad al-Alimi urged Yemenis to enlist and promised a future amnesty for those leaving the Houthis, following the group’s advances near a major shipping route.
Negotiations over the proposed 250ft monument have ended, but further reviews remain as Trump’s plans for military functions draw questions over airspace safety.