Sweden votes in election that could lift the far right
Swedes began voting in an election that could bring the far right into government, Reuters reported. The result could change immigration policy and Sweden's course inside Europe.
Sweden prepared to vote in an election that could bring the far right into government, while South Korea expanded its espionage law to protect chip technology. Russian attacks killed 10 people in Ukraine. AI leaders pressed for slower development, the United States reached the women's World Cup final, and New Hampshire challenged federal mail voting rules.
Swedes began voting in an election that could bring the far right into government, Reuters reported. The result could change immigration policy and Sweden's course inside Europe.
South Korea's expanded espionage law took effect as the country moved to protect chip technology, Reuters reported. The law raises the cost of stealing trade secrets from a vital export industry.
Russian attacks killed 10 people and injured dozens in Ukraine, Reuters reported. Continued strikes raise the human cost and add pressure on air defenses and civilian services.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged leading AI companies to slow model development because misuse risks are rising, Reuters reported. A slowdown could reshape product schedules, safety checks, and competition.
Swedes began voting in an election that could bring the far right into government, Reuters reported. The result could change immigration policy and Sweden's course inside Europe.
South Korea's expanded espionage law took effect as the country moved to protect chip technology, Reuters reported. The law raises the cost of stealing trade secrets from a vital export industry.
Russian attacks killed 10 people and injured dozens in Ukraine, Reuters reported. Continued strikes raise the human cost and add pressure on air defenses and civilian services.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged leading AI companies to slow model development because misuse risks are rising, Reuters reported. A slowdown could reshape product schedules, safety checks, and competition.
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The defending champion United States beat Spain to reach the women's World Cup final, Reuters reported. One more win would preserve the title and extend the team's run at the top.
New Hampshire joined other Republican-led states seeking to block the Trump administration's new mail voting rules, NHPR reported. The case could change how local officials prepare future elections.