Anthropic’s boss wants the AI race to slow down, starting with outside scrutiny
Dario Amodei proposes independent evaluators inside AI labs and wider safety coordination.
Tech 13 September 2026
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Modi and Xi talk business in Delhi, with the border still in the picture
The two leaders want closer ties. Turning that into everyday change is the next test.
Politics 13 September 2026
US envoys return to Moscow for Ukraine talks. A meeting is not yet a peace deal
Witkoff and Kushner met Putin as diplomatic efforts resumed, with major questions still open.
Politics 6 September 2026
NASA and IBM give AI a new job: making sense of the Moon
An open model brings old lunar observations together to help scientists ask new questions.
Tech 12 September 2026
Philippine ferry fire toll rises to 76 as families wait for answers
Recovery teams continued their work off Palawan, with 13 people still unaccounted for.
World 13 September 2026
Volcanic ash disrupts Jakarta flights as Anak Krakatau erupts
Indonesia’s airport closures show how an eruption at sea can scramble travel far beyond the volcano.
World 7 September 2026
Sweden heads into a close election. The result may take patience.
Sunday’s vote will decide more than who gets the prime minister’s job.
Politics 12 September 2026
Prime Video is changing actors’ lip movements to match the English dub
Maxton Hall is the first test for visual dubbing that combines human voices with AI and effects.
Tech 11 September 2026
Apple’s September 9 event is close. Here’s what is confirmed—and what is still rumour
The date is official. The foldable-phone excitement is still a preview, not a product launch.
Tech 6 September 2026
Swiss researchers are putting wool blankets on a glacier. The idea has limits
A small trial tests whether local sheep wool can replace synthetic covers used to slow melting in selected areas.
World 8 September 2026
Nepal’s Gen Z movement changed its leaders. Protest survivors are still waiting
One year after the uprising, anniversary reporting puts medical support and accountability back in focus.
Politics 8 September 2026
IFA 2026 puts AI on the floor—and inside the gadgets around us
A robot that deploys another robot shows where consumer tech wants to go next.
Tech 5 September 2026
25 years after 9/11, a new generation is learning what the day meant
Remembrance now includes millions of young people with no personal memory of the attacks.
World 12 September 2026
Antonelli wins at Monza after starting 19th
The Italian driver turns a difficult grid position into a home victory and a Mercedes one-two.
Sports 7 September 2026
Rybakina wins the US Open and takes her place at the top
A three-set victory over Sabalenka brings a first New York title and a third Grand Slam crown.
Sports 14 September 2026
Waymo plans driverless rides in Singapore in 2028, after a year of preparation
The robotaxi company’s Southeast Asia move starts with people behind the wheel and safety approvals still ahead.
Tech 19 September 2026
Thousands join hands at the Kennedy Center as its future becomes a political fight
Artists and supporters rallied against Trump’s handling of the venue, with its name, closure and independence all in dispute.
Politics 20 September 2026
The world’s water reserves are shrinking, even as some places flood
A new UN weather agency report warns that rivers and stored freshwater are becoming less dependable.
World 18 September 2026
The Asian Games open in Nagoya, with 43 sports and a first refugee team
Japan welcomed Asia’s athletes with a ceremony of music, tradition and a family moment at the cauldron.
Sports 20 September 2026
Snap wants a computer on your face. Its Specs glasses start at $2,195.
The company is pairing augmented reality glasses with a new AI service, but the rollout comes in stages.
Tech 18 September 2026