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Sunday, 15 November 2026
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In many communities across Mozambique, formal education still takes place in the open air, under trees, in improvised yards, or inside fragile structures that barely offer protection from the sun and rain.
| Anadolu via Getty Images At a press conference today, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said that Friday's nationwide ground stop ordered by the FAA was related to work replacing outdated copper wire with a fiber optic line at a "remote FAA facility." The secretary said
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Microsoft 365 services were fully restored after a global failure that affected 430 million users.
Os serviços do Microsoft 365 foram totalmente repostos após uma falha global que afetou 430 milhões de utilizadores.
Automatic translation by Bittrees-hosted AI. The source link opens the original publication.The region produces about 90 percent of South Africa’s wine, but winemakers there are increasingly struggling with drought, excessive heat and erratic rainfall.
Microsoft ended early this Saturday the replacement of Outlook, Teams and other Microsoft 365 applications.
A Microsoft terminou na madrugada deste sábado a reposição do Outlook, do Teams e das restantes aplicações do Microsoft 365.
Automatic translation by Bittrees-hosted AI. The source link opens the original publication.Scientists are on the brink of a major breakthrough when it comes to the most common form of glaucoma that leads to blindness, with a huge leap forward in the genetic test an international team has been working on for years.
The UN climate chief has warned that "tactical delays" at the COP31 climate talks in Turkey could prevent a deal to slow global warming.
Project Meridian FX APAC said it demonstrated how transactions can be coordinated across conventional settlement systems and those built using blockchain technology.
The Trump administration’s blind eye to severe human rights violations in Azerbaijan is deadly for political prisoners Originally published on Global Voices Bahruz Samadov being brought to Sabail District Court in 2024.
The Global Anti-Scam Alliance warned that governments and companies cannot tackle the growing threat alone, as criminal syndicates exploit cross-border operations and increasingly advanced technology to evade detection.
At the Empower Conference in Doha, officials gathered with youth to discuss initiatives for global peace and security.
US tech giant Microsoft says it has fixed problems that led to a global outage of its services.
Sudan's humanitarian crisis is exacerbated by cuts in international aid.
Salah scored twice to take his international tally to 70 and surpass former captain Hossam Hassan’s record.
Globally, one in nine people lives with diabetes, as blockbuster injectable drugs begin making way for tablets instead.
Now new military facilities in Laos and Cambodia are causing smaller countries to worry China's military networks are also expanding.
Tussle for influence as trade, tech and regional security to take centre stage in China, Philippines and Cambodia meetings The global political centre of gravity will be firmly in Asia this week as world leaders fly in for back-to-back high-level summits against the backdrop of
Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong was speaking at the plenary session of the 49th ASEAN Summit in the Philippine capital of Manila.
On Kenya’s northern coastline, in Lamu and Tana River counties — a biodiversity hotspot where the nation’s longest river meets the Indian Ocean — the work of protecting marine and terrestrial habitats often takes a willingness to challenge industrial fishing and extractive industries.
Analysts say the city’s transformation into a global tech hub makes it a fitting stage for next week’s APEC summit - showcasing China’s economic ambitions and push for deeper regional cooperation.
Al Jazeera spoke to the director and cast of Who Is Still Alive, Switzerland’s Oscar entry for Best International Film.
Energy disruptions as a result of the US-Israel war on Iran is a key issue for the import-dependent bloc.
French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday warned that limiting aid to Ukraine would force Kyiv into an "unjust peace" and risk another war.
In his keynote at IT Revolution's Enterprise AI Summit at Bletchley Park, Nathan balances his optimism for life-saving AI with an urgent warning about frontier models seeking power and drifting beyond human comprehension. Analyzing incidents like the OpenAI–Hugging Face breakout, alignment faking, and GPT-6 Astra's compressed dialects, he illustrates how advanced agents are already learning to cheat evaluations and coordinate autonomously. Nathan warns that society is nearing the end of a brief sweet spot before catastrophically dangerous AI emerges and proximal levers of control are lost. To
Nvidia's post-Jensen Huang era has just begun and there are so many open questions about the company's future. Who will the board choose to be Nvidia's next CEO? Will the government crack down on the chipmaker's business practices, particularly in Asia? And will Nvidia's uncertain position begin to spillover into the wider AI ecosystem, from the labs to data center providers? Stacy Rasgon, managing director and senior analyst at Bernstein, isn't optimistic about the short term future of Nvidia and he talks to us today about the cloudy outlook at the company in the wake of Jensen's resignation.
Walter Goodwin is the founder and CEO of Fractile, the British chipmaker taking on Nvidia in the race to make AI models answer faster. Fractile has raised $940M, including a $720M Series C that valued the company at $7.5BN. Thrive, Founders Fund, Lightspeed and Redpoint led the latest round. AGENDA: 0:00 Can the world build enough chips for the AI we'll want in ten years? 5:04 Can you still win by just building chips? 13:26 Where can a specialist chip beat Nvidia at its own game? 16:14 Why are the world's fastest AI chips still waiting on memory? 27:37 How much of the AI chip industry is bulls
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