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Image: CNA• The satirical 'Cockroach Janta Party,' a digital movement born from a meme last month, plans to hold street protests this Saturday. • The movement is mobilizing to protest alleged irregularities and corruption within key Indian examinations. • With millions of online followers, the group claims to represent the frustrations and voices of India's youth.
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Image: IT Brief Australia• Many companies are failing to secure their systems as they rapidly integrate Large Language Models (LLMs) and generative AI. • Security gaps are being driven by "shadow AI" and weak internal controls, leaving firms vulnerable to data breaches, hallucinations, and unauthorized access. • This lack of preparation is critical because cybersecurity threats have increased exponentially in recent years, outpacing corporate defense strategies.
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Image: The New Yorker• Recent outbreaks of hantavirus and Ebola have highlighted critical vulnerabilities in the United States' public health infrastructure. • Author Dhruv Khullar argues that these health crises expose the shortsightedness of the Trump Administration's decision to retreat from its role as a global health leader. • The situation is further complicated by leadership shifts and policy directions within key agencies like the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
newyorker.comSunday’s presidential vote is contest between left and right – and between contradictory proposals for dealing with the decades-long armed conflictMateo Pérez Rueda was one internship away from completing a degree in political science. The 24-year-old also worked as a bicycle delivery rider and sold fruit salads and juice to finance his passion: the Colombian independent digital magazine El Confidente.On 4 May he travelled to Briceño, in the western province of Antioquia, to report on the long-running conflict between the army, paramilitaries and dissidents of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (Farc). Continue reading...
theguardian.comResearch by National Preparedness Commission calls for ‘worst-case scenario’ planning by European statesBritain’s vital supply chains are unprepared for the prospect of a major shock such as war with Russia, and bold steps are needed to catch up with “worst-case scenario” planning by European states, ministers have been warned.Donald Trump’s “America First” transformation of the US, which has made what was once a trusted UK ally a much less reliable partner, should also feed into that planning, according to a new report. Continue reading...
theguardian.comChina’s deep relationship with Russia remains a continuing cause for concern in the west, particularly since Moscow launched its invasion of UkraineXi Jinping and Vladimir Putin exchanged “congratulatory letters” on Sunday ahead of the Russian president’s visit to Beijing this week, four days since Donald Trump left China after a high-stakes summit.Xi, China’s leader, said bilateral cooperation between Russia and China had “continuously deepened and solidified”, with this year marking the 30th anniversary of the two countries’ strategic partnership, according to Chinese state media. Continue reading...
theguardian.comExperts say slashed funding and growing misinformation are some of the greatest challenges facing public healthThe hantavirus outbreak, while unlikely to spark the next big pandemic, is shining a spotlight on the ways public health has deteriorated in the US: its ability to test for rare diseases, its expertise on outbreak prevention and response, its ability to battle misinformation and restore trust.“Assuming everything goes well in containing this outbreak, which I hope it does, the takeaway from that should not be ‘we’re fine,’” said Stephanie Psaki, former White House global health security coordinator. “We’re not ready for this type of threat.” Continue reading...
theguardian.comTurnout down at second Unite the Kingdom march featuring Islamophobic and ethnonationalist hate speech and flyersThe far-right activist Tommy Robinson told tens of thousands of supporters to prepare for the “battle of Britain” during a rally in central London on Saturday.Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, drew tens of thousands of supporters on to the streets of central London for the second year running in an event where Islamophobic and ethnonationalist hate speech and flyers were distributed to the crowds. Continue reading...
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Image: Hipther• South Korea is preparing new measures to counter AI-powered cyberattacks after concerns raised by Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview, according to a May 13 cybersecurity roundup. • The reported policy response reflects rising fears that advanced AI tools could lower the barrier for phishing, malware development, and automated intrusion attempts. • The issue matters because South Korea is a highly digitized economy with major exposure across government, telecom, finance, and manufacturing networks.
hipther.comHealth secretary’s move to force race sparks scramble on left of Labour for candidate to oppose himUK politics live – latest updatesWes Streeting is preparing to launch a leadership challenge against Keir Starmer on Thursday if the health secretary can secure the support of enough MPs to trigger a contest.Streeting’s move to force a race has sparked a frantic scramble on the left of Labour to find a candidate to oppose him, with Ed Miliband and Angela Rayner both possible contenders. Continue reading...
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