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WFP says six million starving in Sudan
Carl Skau, deputy executive director at the World Food Programme, talks limitations concerns in Sudan

AI Won’t Transform Mobility Without Unprecedented Collaboration, Study Reveals
First comprehensive analysis of real-world AI applications exposes critical gap between technology’s promise and scaled deployment, according to the MIT Mobility Initiative and Kearney Advanced Mobility Institute RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Artificial intelligence is quietly reshaping global transportation systems, but most deployments remain isolated pilots that haven’t achieved scale –

Netflix takeover of Warner Bros 'could be a problem', Trump says
Donald Trump has said he will be "involved" in the decision on whether Netflix should be allowed to buy Warner Bros, as the $72bn (£54bn) deal attracts a media industry backlash.

50,000 new apprenticeships promised in youth employment push
Funding will be used to help employ young people in sectors including AI, hospitality and engineering.

Can Japan get more female business leaders?
The country lags behind when it comes to women in leadership positions.

India Targets $45 Billion Space Economy Driven by Private Firms
India is accelerating its space ambitions, targeting a sustained lunar presence within the next decade as part of its broader plan to become a developed economy by 2047.

UN Needs $33 Billion for Aid as Crises Grow, Funding Shrinks
The United Nations is asking member states for $33 billion to help people in need of humanitarian assistance around the globe, the organization’s most modest ask in the past half-decade amid member state budget constraints and a lack of US funding.