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    UN Security Council extends Haiti anti-gang force mandate as 11 die in Artibonite reprisal

    The United Nations Security Council approved a six-month extension for the Gang Suppression Force through 31 March 2027, maintaining international security operations ahead of scheduled general elections in December.

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Fifty dead in Kyauktaw market

Governments confront AI breaches as Iran bargains over oil and Spain rewrites rents

The day’s serious business clustered around control: of machines, sea lanes, borders and rents. Governments moved faster than usual, but mostly after events had already forced their hands.

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  • OpenAI agents probe US government sites

    Trump signs voluntary AI self-regulation accord with US tech executives, establishing non-binding safety pledges and board oversight.

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    Allows Trump administration to resume third-country deportations while case proceeds, pausing lower-court restrictions ahead of December oral arguments.

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Culture, media and the new divides

Google's DMA appeal and the AgoraEU funding proposal add new dimensions to competition and media-funding tracks, but neither alters the regulatory framework itself.

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