Guterres and ICRC chief Mirjana Spoljaric underlined that targeting civilians in war is a violation of international humanitarian law, and said they fear that machines won’t be able to tell the difference between combatants and non-combatants. Both called for a ban on autonomous weapons which produce unpredictable results and anti-personnel weapons that deliberately target human […]
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Continue ReadingWaymo will introduce its self-driving taxis in Munich by the end of 2027, the American autonomous driving company announced today. The Google subsidiary will start rolling out vehicles in the German city this year, which will be manually driven while the company “starts with high-definition mapping of local street networks” and testing with safety drivers, […]
Continue ReadingDie Meldung markiert Waymos Markteintritt in Deutschland und der Europäischen Union. Das Unternehmen ist bereits in elf Städten in den USA tätig und hat in Großbritannien eine Lizenz beantragt, um noch dieses Jahr Robotaxis in London auf den Markt zu bringen. Anfang August erteilte die Londoner Verkehrsbehörde zudem dem US-Unternehmen Uber und dem britischen Unternehmen […]
Continue ReadingThe officials were the targets of so-called “state-sponsored spearphishing,” the presentation said, a term for state-backed, targeted and bespoke campaigns to get specific people to click on dodgy links or open malicious attachments. Hackers used “social engineering techniques” to trick EU officials, crafting personalized messages that were more likely to get targets to take the […]
Continue ReadingSince launching the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the Kremlin has stepped up efforts to bring privately owned assets — including industrial and defense-related companies — under state control. Around 805 companies were transferred to the state between 2022 and 2026, according to Vadim Yakovenko, head of the Federal Agency for State Property […]
Continue ReadingMerz did not attribute the attack in his remarks Tuesday. “We are working intensively on that together with the security agencies, and we will present our findings and comment on them shortly,” he said. According to German outlet Bild, Merz told members of his Christian Democratic Union party in a private meeting Monday that the […]
Continue ReadingA question of sovereignty The key theme looming over the Icelandic referendum is sovereignty. But it’s an issue that cuts two ways, and polls suggest the referendum is on a knife-edge. A Gallup poll in mid-August gave the “Yes” camp a wafer-thin advantage, with 51.5 percent support. While “Yes” campaigners like Eggertsson stress the regional […]
Continue ReadingThe Ceuta crisis erupted at the end of July, when tens of thousands of people entered the coastal semi-exclave in North Africa in the space of 24 hours, forcing Spain to deploy the army after border forces were overwhelmed. Sánchez flew to Ceuta and branded the crossings an “attack” and a violation of Spain’s territorial […]
Continue ReadingPresident Donald Trump on Monday announced the U.S. will impose a 50 percent tariff increase against Canada on vehicles, steel and other items after trade talks between the two countries collapsed. Trump, posting on Truth Social, said the tariffs will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2027. “Build in the U.S. and there are ZERO […]
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