Robot Dog Olympics Held at MoD in Bristol to Develop Tech for British Army
Robot Dog Olympics at MoD Bristol: coders programme robotic dogs for tasks like sprinting and gymnastics to aid British Army.
Category : Global Education
Weekend Reads: Imran Khan, AI Dangers, and Cultural Shifts
Guardian Australia's weekend reads cover Imran Khan's legacy, living with terminal cancer, Sylvia Plath's final year, AI spirituality, and the value of printed books.
One Killed, 63 Injured in Iranian Strike on Kuwait Airport as US-Iran Tensions Simmer
Iranian drone strike on Kuwait airport kills one, wounds 63 amid US-Iran hostilities and ongoing ceasefire talks.
UN Halts Food Aid to 160,000 Afghans Amid Pakistan Border Clashes
UN suspends food aid to 160,000 Afghans as Pakistan border clashes escalate, worsening humanitarian crisis.
Guardian Europe Editor Tackles Reader Questions on Continent’s Uncertain Future
Guardian Europe editor Jon Henley answers readers' questions on Europe's future, covering two-tier EU, internal divisions, and the bloc's survival amid global challenges.
Apocalyptic Beliefs Go Mainstream, Shape Threat Responses
Research reveals apocalyptic beliefs are increasingly mainstream, influencing how people respond to global threats like climate change and AI.
Dubai Expat: Falling Debris Scarier Than Missile Explosions
British expat in Dubai says falling debris from intercepted missiles is scarier than explosions, as she protects her children from the attacks.
Iran Formalises Strait Of Hormuz Control With Toll Booth
Iran formalises Strait of Hormuz control with toll system, charging ships millions for passage amid rising oil prices.
British boy back in UK after being stranded in Dubai airport amid airstrikes
British boy Ahmad Ali, 12, returns to UK after three nights stranded in Dubai airport amid Middle East airstrikes.
Māori Greet New Zealand PM with Indifference on Waitangi Day
Māori show indifference to New Zealand PM at Waitangi Day events, citing fatigue over divisive coalition policies and a breakdown in trust.
Apprentice Star Insists Dubai Safer Than UK Despite Drone Attacks
Luisa Zissman says Dubai still safer than UK despite missile strikes, as she shelters in basement with family.
UK Teacher Stranded in Kuwait Amid Iran War Describes Terror
British teacher stranded in Kuwait describes terror of Iran war, with explosions and fear gripping the region.
UNRWA Chief Warns of Humanitarian Collapse After Funding Freeze
UN warns funding freeze for UNRWA could collapse Gaza's humanitarian system after allegations of staff involvement in 7 October attacks.
British Tourist Among 20 Charged in Dubai Over Iranian Missile Strike Videos
British tourist among 20 charged in UAE for sharing videos of Iranian missile strikes, facing up to 2 years in prison and deportation.
Sudan Hospital Drone Strike Kills 64, Wounds 89 in Darfur
WHO reports 64 killed, 89 wounded in drone strike on El-Daein hospital in East Darfur, Sudan. Children and medical personnel among victims.
Gaza's Heritage Salvaged from Ruins After Israeli Offensive
Palestinians assess damage to Gaza's cultural heritage after Israeli offensive, with historic sites like the Great Omari Mosque in ruins.
Venezuelan Activists Rally for Freedom Amid Political Shift
Venezuelan activists rally for freedom after Maduro's downfall, enjoying greater freedom of expression despite regime still in power.
India's AI Summit Seeks Third Global Pole in US-China Race
India's AI summit concludes with a declaration to democratise AI, positioning the country as a third pole in the global AI race between the US and China.
Jakarta Named World's Largest City, Surpassing Tokyo After 25 Years
Jakarta becomes world's largest city with 42m people, surpassing Tokyo. Faces challenges like congestion, pollution, and flooding.
North Korean workers in Russia allowed only one shower a year
North Korean workers in Russia endure abusive conditions, including only one shower per year, cramped containers, and 16-hour shifts for $10 a month.
Families Search Unmarked Graves After Kabul Hospital Strike On Eid
Families search unmarked graves after Pakistan airstrike on Kabul rehab centre kills hundreds on Eid.
Vatican Excommunicates All Members of Ultra-Conservative Rebel Group SSPX
Vatican excommunicates all SSPX members after unauthorised bishop ordinations, marking first crisis for Pope Leo.
Iran Conducting Near-Daily Prisoner Executions in Secrecy, Say Rights Groups
Iran executes at least 24 prisoners since March in secrecy; families harassed, bodies withheld, rights groups report.
Dubai Influencers Clash Online Amid Middle East Conflict
Dubai influencers feud online after missile strikes, with some criticised for tone-deaf posts and others accused of using the crisis for views.
Durham School Closure: MP Accuses Firm of Land Grab
Labour MP Mary Kelly Foy accuses Galaxy Global Education of a 'land grab' after closing three historic private schools, including Durham High School, sparking a Commons debate.
DRC Mining Disaster Highlights Human Cost of Critical Mineral Scramble
At least 200 miners die in DRC coltan mine collapse amid global competition for critical minerals, highlighting exploitation and conflict.
At Least 32 Killed as Crane Collapses on Passenger Train in Thailand
At least 32 killed and dozens injured after a crane collapsed on a passenger train in Thailand, derailing it at a high-speed rail construction site.
Guinea-Bissau Military Seizes Control Amid Election Dispute
Military in Guinea-Bissau takes control, suspending elections after both presidential contenders claim victory.
Khamenei's £60bn Empire: Repression and Business Holdings Revealed
Reuters investigation reveals Iran's Supreme Leader controls £60bn business empire built on property seizures, with holdings across all sectors.
Ten Years On, 24 Nigerian Schoolgirls Freed After Kidnapping
24 Nigerian schoolgirls freed ten years after Chibok kidnapping, but around 100 remain missing amid waning interest and ongoing abductions.
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