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Prabowo proposes regular academic consultations to drive national progress and address challenges.

Indonesia launches "Kosabangsa 2026" to boost research on food and energy.

China launches a rare earth innovation competition targeting advanced materials and high-value manufacturing technologies.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces a ban on social media for under-16s to protect children online.

Vect 2.0 ransomware has encryption flaws that risk file recovery beyond 128 KB, even with a decryptor.

The UK government now requires AI vendors and employers to provide verified labor impact data rather than unsubstantiated claims, with parliamentary oversight demanding quarterly updates, establishing a data-driven accountability framework other nations are monitoring.

Expanded solar and wind power generation saved the EU 59 billion euros in fossil fuel costs during 2025, reducing energy import dependence and strengthening security amid geopolitical instability and market volatility.

The RUSI Cyber and Tech research group held an event at RUSI Europe on 12 May focusing on a central challenge in frontier AI governance, exploring what constitutes 'sufficient and appropriate access' for external evaluators, regulators and researchers.

A new study reveals COPD significantly reduces life expectancy, even in non-smokers, due to chronic inflammation and other factors.

A study finds taking antidepressants during pregnancy does not increase autism or ADHD risk in children.

Researchers found existing medications like ketamine show promise for treating treatment-resistant depression.

Universities often neglect to support researchers working with traumatic topics, despite potential emotional costs.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang joined President Trump on Air Force One to China, signaling Nvidia's emergence as a strategic asset in global markets where computing power determines economic and military strength, potentially reopening lucrative Chinese markets currently restricted by export controls.

Researchers globally mapped how cities achieve economic growth while reducing fossil fuel dependence, identifying decoupling patterns that demonstrate the feasibility of sustainable urban development across diverse economies.

OpenAI expands its Trusted Access for Cyber programme to government cyber defenders across federal, state, and local levels.

A Danish study finds semaglutide may help curb alcohol consumption in individuals with alcohol use disorder.

Researchers found keeping cats indoors helps them live longer by reducing risks of injury and disease.

Scientists discover a rare coral reef blue hole in the South China Sea with a thriving ecosystem.

Apple's reported collaboration with Intel to design and manufacture chips domestically signals a strategic shift toward strengthening U.S. semiconductor production, reducing overseas dependence, and addressing supply chain vulnerabilities amid rising AI-driven demand.

Israel's energy education program is a good start, but bold policy changes are needed to address energy challenges.

Fingers wrinkle after a long bath or swim due to nerve signals constricting blood vessels.

Anthropic urges global coordination among leading AI developers to pause frontier AI advancement under verifiable conditions, warning that increasing AI autonomy in development processes may erode human oversight and create recursive self-improvement risks.

Blockchain in Healthcare: Improving Patient Care and Trust

Security experts warn of a new hacking threat from AI-powered computer worms that can spread and adapt without human interaction.

Researchers learn high-performance computing fundamentals and performance analysis models at a workshop on June 8, 2026.

Researchers found viable microbes 4.2 meters beneath the Atacama Desert's surface, revealing life can persist in harsh environments.

Executives blame layoffs on AI, but research suggests it is not the main driver of US labor slowdown.

Cyprus businesses will explore air mobility and drone regulation at a seminar on May 28, 2026.

IDEO's data scientist Angela Kochoska answered researchers' AI tool questions, covering AI-assisted synthesis and human validation.

Kenyan President William Ruto rejected exporting Africa's critical minerals as raw materials, calling instead for local industrial development to ensure the continent benefits from its green energy transition rather than repeating exploitative extraction patterns.

A rare subterranean fungus called "Earth Mango" is found in Kerala's Palakkad district.

Researchers propose integrated land planning as a solution to simultaneously address global food security, energy production, and biodiversity conservation, reducing resource competition and environmental conflicts worldwide.

China's rare earth export restrictions unexpectedly catalyzed American technological innovation, prompting U.S. companies and researchers to develop alternative materials and domestic supply chains, reducing long-term dependence on Chinese rare earth elements critical for advanced electronics and defense applications.

Researchers have formed a strategic alliance to address vulnerabilities in critical minerals and clean energy supply chains, strengthening global capacity to support the transition toward sustainable energy infrastructure and reducing dependence on unstable sources.

A North Korean restaurant in Beijing offers dinner and a show, providing a glimpse into the secretive country.

Bending forwards at work may raise miscarriage risk in early pregnancy, a large Danish study finds.

Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal urged global investors and domestic venture funds to invest in India immediately, citing readiness of the startup ecosystem, vast market potential, and supportive government policies to drive growth.

China's new ethnic unity law sparks controversy over Uyghur cultural assimilation.

Anthropic warns of risks of humans losing control over AI systems as they become more capable.

Windows Search flaw exposes user credentials via malicious links.

AI may degrade over time due to reliance on outdated and low-quality data.

Human Rights Concerns Rise Over Hazara Community in Afghanistan Amid Taliban Rule

Investors need £8,200 yearly for 20 years to generate a £1,000 monthly second income from a Stocks and Shares ISA, assuming a 6% annual return.

Researchers warn AI chatbots may reinforce false beliefs and distort reality by validating users' misconceptions.

Birds are more scared of women than men, flying away sooner when women approach, due to differences in walk, body shape, and scent.

Researchers explore topological sovereignty in relation to artificial intelligence development and implications.

Kenyan President William Ruto rejects Africa's historical pattern of exporting raw critical minerals, calling instead for local industrial value addition and manufacturing to ensure the continent benefits economically from its green energy transition.

India and the European Union launched a €15.2 million joint initiative to advance EV battery recycling, securing critical minerals like lithium and cobalt while strengthening green technology collaboration and supporting both regions' net-zero commitments through circular economy advancement.

The Egyptian Embassy in France marks World Heritage Day with a photo exhibition and cultural seminar.

Researchers and investors are funding AI development, sparking concerns and benefits for some parties involved.