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    Bolivia detains Attorney General Roger Mariaca following United States sanctions

    Police in Santa Cruz arrested Bolivia's top prosecutor Roger Mariaca and Santa Cruz prosecutor Alberto Zeballos at Viru Viru International Airport on 30 September, following US drug trafficking allegations and raids on public prosecutor offices in Sucre.

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A cockpit assault over the Middle East, fresh warnings around Europe and a winter-style strike on Ukraine’s power grid gave the day a hard security edge. In Washington, Donald Trump tried to rename artificial intelligence while regulators moved in the opposite direction, asking whether autonomous systems have already escaped their makers’ control.

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The US under Trump: second term

Two new federal lawsuits test executive authority over spending and visa fees, but neither alters the administration's policy direction.

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