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China Issues Draft Rules To Regulate Human-Like AI Systems
China's cyber regulator on Saturday issued draft rules for public comment that would tighten oversight of artificial intelligence services designed to simulate human personalities and engage users in emotional interaction.
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Russia Claims It Destroyed 111 Ukrainian Drones In 3 Hours
Russia's Defence Ministry said its air defence systems had intercepted and destroyed 111 Ukrainian drones in three hours over six Russian regions, including eight over Moscow.
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Earthquake Of Magnitude 7 Jolts Taiwan, Second This Week
A 7-magnitude earthquake struck some 32 km (20 miles) off Taiwan's northeastern coastal city of Yilan late on Saturday, the island's weather administration said.
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Thailand, Cambodia Agree To Ceasefire After Weeks Of Fierce Clashes
Thailand and Cambodia agreed on Saturday to halt weeks of fierce border clashes, the worst fighting in years between the Southeast Asian countries that has included fighter jets sorties, exchange of rocket fire and artillery barrages.
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Ukraine's Zelensky To Meet Donald Trump On Sunday. Here's What's On Agenda
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wants to discuss territorial issues, the main stumbling block in talks to end the war, with US President Donald Trump in Florida on Sunday.
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Why Nigeria Okayed US Strikes On ISIS After Disputing Claim Of Christian Genocide
By publicly cooperating with the United States on a Christmas Day airstrike, Nigeria's government may have averted humiliating unilateral military action threatened a month ago by President Donald Trump.
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Powerful Explosions Heard In Kyiv Ahead Of Zelensky's Meeting With Trump
Volodymyr Zelensky said he would hold a key meeting with Donald Trump to work out a deal to end nearly four years of the Russia-Ukraine war.
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India's Water Crunch Brews Risks For Beverage Giants
Laws in India, the world's most populous nation, bar the movement of liquor across state borders without a special permit, effectively forcing companies to set up production in every state they want to sell in despite the water scarcity.
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In First Christmas Sermon, Pope Leo Decries Palestinians' Conditions In Gaza
Pope Leo decried conditions for Palestinians in Gaza in his Christmas sermon on Thursday, in an unusually direct appeal during what is normally a solemn, spiritual service on the day Christians across the globe celebrate the birth of Jesus.
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Art Of The Deal: How Intel CEO Flipped Trump Attack To $5.7-Billion Lifeline
When Trump proposed that the US receive equity in exchange for giving Intel more CHIPS Act money Tan struck a deal.
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Family Of 4 Found Dead In Liechtenstein, 1 Body Recovered In Switzerland
Police on Wednesday discovered the bodies of two men and two women believed to belong to a single family from Liechtenstein, authorities in the tiny Alpine principality said.
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Death Of China's 'One Child Policy' Ex-Chief Sees Less Tributes, More Criticism
The death of a former head of China's one-child policy has been met not by tributes but by castigation of the abandoned policy on social media this week.
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Bondi Beach Sees Muted Christmas Celebrations Days After Attack Killed 15
Christmas celebrations were muted at Sydney's famed Bondi Beach on Thursday in the aftermath of a terror attack that killed 15 people there more than a week ago.
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Israel Accuses Hamas Of Violating Gaza Truce, Says "Will Respond"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Hamas on Wednesday of violating the Gaza ceasefire agreement after a military officer was wounded by an explosive device in Rafah and Israel vowed retaliation.
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Russia Plans To Build Nuclear Plant On Moon By 2036, US Wants To Do It First
Russia plans to put a nuclear power plant on the moon in the next decade to supply its lunar space programme and a joint Russian-Chinese research station, as major powers rush to explore the earth's only natural satellite.
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China Issues Draft Rules To Regulate Human-Like AI Systems
China's cyber regulator on Saturday issued draft rules for public comment that would tighten oversight of artificial intelligence services designed to simulate human personalities and engage users in emotional interaction.
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Russia Claims It Destroyed 111 Ukrainian Drones In 3 Hours
Russia's Defence Ministry said its air defence systems had intercepted and destroyed 111 Ukrainian drones in three hours over six Russian regions, including eight over Moscow.
-
Earthquake Of Magnitude 7 Jolts Taiwan, Second This Week
A 7-magnitude earthquake struck some 32 km (20 miles) off Taiwan's northeastern coastal city of Yilan late on Saturday, the island's weather administration said.
-
Thailand, Cambodia Agree To Ceasefire After Weeks Of Fierce Clashes
Thailand and Cambodia agreed on Saturday to halt weeks of fierce border clashes, the worst fighting in years between the Southeast Asian countries that has included fighter jets sorties, exchange of rocket fire and artillery barrages.
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Ukraine's Zelensky To Meet Donald Trump On Sunday. Here's What's On Agenda
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wants to discuss territorial issues, the main stumbling block in talks to end the war, with US President Donald Trump in Florida on Sunday.
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Why Nigeria Okayed US Strikes On ISIS After Disputing Claim Of Christian Genocide
By publicly cooperating with the United States on a Christmas Day airstrike, Nigeria's government may have averted humiliating unilateral military action threatened a month ago by President Donald Trump.
-
Powerful Explosions Heard In Kyiv Ahead Of Zelensky's Meeting With Trump
Volodymyr Zelensky said he would hold a key meeting with Donald Trump to work out a deal to end nearly four years of the Russia-Ukraine war.
-
India's Water Crunch Brews Risks For Beverage Giants
Laws in India, the world's most populous nation, bar the movement of liquor across state borders without a special permit, effectively forcing companies to set up production in every state they want to sell in despite the water scarcity.
-
In First Christmas Sermon, Pope Leo Decries Palestinians' Conditions In Gaza
Pope Leo decried conditions for Palestinians in Gaza in his Christmas sermon on Thursday, in an unusually direct appeal during what is normally a solemn, spiritual service on the day Christians across the globe celebrate the birth of Jesus.
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Art Of The Deal: How Intel CEO Flipped Trump Attack To $5.7-Billion Lifeline
When Trump proposed that the US receive equity in exchange for giving Intel more CHIPS Act money Tan struck a deal.
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Family Of 4 Found Dead In Liechtenstein, 1 Body Recovered In Switzerland
Police on Wednesday discovered the bodies of two men and two women believed to belong to a single family from Liechtenstein, authorities in the tiny Alpine principality said.
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Death Of China's 'One Child Policy' Ex-Chief Sees Less Tributes, More Criticism
The death of a former head of China's one-child policy has been met not by tributes but by castigation of the abandoned policy on social media this week.
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Bondi Beach Sees Muted Christmas Celebrations Days After Attack Killed 15
Christmas celebrations were muted at Sydney's famed Bondi Beach on Thursday in the aftermath of a terror attack that killed 15 people there more than a week ago.
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Israel Accuses Hamas Of Violating Gaza Truce, Says "Will Respond"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Hamas on Wednesday of violating the Gaza ceasefire agreement after a military officer was wounded by an explosive device in Rafah and Israel vowed retaliation.
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Russia Plans To Build Nuclear Plant On Moon By 2036, US Wants To Do It First
Russia plans to put a nuclear power plant on the moon in the next decade to supply its lunar space programme and a joint Russian-Chinese research station, as major powers rush to explore the earth's only natural satellite.
