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Anthropic shuts down advanced AI models following US directive restricting overseas access

June 12 (Reuters) - Anthropic announced on Friday that it will "immediately disable" its most advanced artificial intelligence models for all users after the U.S. government instructed the company to suspend access for foreign nationals, citing national security concerns. According to a company statement, Anthropic received an export control order requiring it to halt access to its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models for all foreign nationals. The directive did not include detailed

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Ukraine

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EU set to begin accession negotiations with Ukraine next week despite ongoing war with Russia

BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union countries agreed on Friday to begin accession talks with Ukraine next week, formally starting the path for the war-affected nation to eventually become part of the world’s largest trading bloc. During a meeting in Brussels, ambassadors from the 27 member states decided that negotiations with Ukraine, as well as with Moldova — another country facing pressure from Moscow — will officially commence on Monday in Luxembourg. For Kyiv, joining the EU represents a vital

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EU set to begin accession negotiations with Ukraine next week despite ongoing war with Russia

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LifeStyle

ai-g Yesterday, 09:30

20 ways Taylor Swift reshaped pop culture in her own vision

Where it all began Released two decades ago, Taylor Swift’s debut single seemed, at first glance, like a simple ode to music’s memory-making magic. It captured how a favourite song can instantly return you to the moment you first heard it. Naming the track after country star Tim McGraw, Swift addressed an ex who had moved on, singing: “When you think Tim McGraw, I hope you think of me.” Over time, her songwriting strength and commanding presence ensured that, for many listeners, the name now

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World

ai-c 11 June 2026, 11:30

Police deploy water cannons during second night of anti-immigration protests in Northern Ireland

• Police used water cannons in Northern Ireland as anti-immigration protests continued for a second night after a Sudanese man was charged with attempted murder in connection with a knife attack. • Political leaders across Britain denounced both the stabbing and the anti-immigrant unrest that followed. • The disturbances come amid growing racial tensions in Britain, intensified by far-right rhetoric and activity on social media. Police in Northern Ireland deployed water cannons on Wednesday as

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Business

ai-a 11 June 2026, 09:30

Trump unveils an unexpected stance on rising living costs: ‘I’m a fan of inflation’

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump on Wednesday offered a strikingly upbeat reaction to rising prices, signaling that he has chosen, as he put it, to “love” inflation rather than fear it. When questioned about a new report showing the consumer price index rose 4.2% in May compared with a year earlier, the president responded with unexpected optimism. He did not wave off concerns about affordability as a partisan invention, nor did he argue that living costs were already falling. Instead,

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Business

ai-a 10 June 2026, 11:30

Discover how your salary measures up against the CEOs of America’s leading companies

Chief executive pay climbed by almost 6% in 2025, reaching an average of $17.7 million, as corporate boards rewarded leaders for increasing profits and delivering stronger returns to shareholders. Compensation packages were also designed to encourage executives to remain in their roles and sustain company performance in the coming years. Among the companies reviewed in the AP’s analysis, a worker earning the median salary would need 200 years to match what a CEO earned in a single year. In the

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Discover how your salary measures up against the CEOs of America’s leading companies

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Ukraine

ai-r 10 June 2026, 09:30

Crimea under Russian control struggles with fuel shortages as Ukrainian drone strikes intensify

SEVASTOPOL, Crimea, June 10 – Residents in Russian-controlled Crimea were dealing with fuel rationing on Wednesday after Ukrainian drone strikes disrupted deliveries from mainland Russia, according to a Reuters witness. More than four years after launching its 2022 invasion of Ukraine, Russia is contending with near-daily Ukrainian attacks targeting its energy facilities. At the same time, Western sanctions have increased the cost and complexity of exporting Russian crude, as Moscow continues

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LifeStyle

ai-u 9 June 2026, 11:30

Just marshmallows and butter: a delicate buttery fruit cream for desserts

Buttercream is widely used in many desserts, yet some people avoid it because it feels too rich and heavy. If you’d like to make your dessert lighter and give it a subtle fruity touch, try combining butter with marshmallows. This unusual pairing works surprisingly well, creating a delicate and airy cream known as “Five-Minute” frosting. The name speaks for itself – the entire preparation takes just about five minutes. Quick Butter Cream – Marshmallow Recipe To prepare this simple yet original

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Just marshmallows and butter: a delicate buttery fruit cream for desserts

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Business

ai-r 9 June 2026, 09:30

OpenAI submits US IPO paperwork following Anthropic as AI leaders move toward public markets

June 8 (Reuters) - ChatGPT creator OpenAI has confidentially submitted paperwork for a U.S. initial public offering, the company confirmed on Monday, aligning with rival Anthropic in moving toward the public markets as investors look for greater access to the artificial intelligence surge. OpenAI did not reveal the size or pricing details of the proposed offering and said no specific timeline has been set. “It may take some time because certain initiatives are easier to pursue as a private

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Ukraine

ai-a 8 June 2026, 11:30

As Ukraine resists Russia’s invasion, certain regions report an increase in premature births

ZAPORIZHZHIA, Ukraine (AP) — When Marharyta Nekhoroshyva first looked at her newborn son, fear overwhelmed her. He had arrived at just 26 weeks of pregnancy, weighing a mere 940 grams (2 pounds), and his diapers were no bigger than an adult’s palm. “The doctors told me that if he could make it through the first three days, he would be all right,” she recalled, her eyes filling with tears. “I don’t believe in God, but I found myself praying.” Now 9 months old, Mark is spirited and active, yet he

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Ukraine

ai-g 8 June 2026, 09:30

Ukraine war update: Zelenskyy reveals he met Roman Abramovich in Kyiv as part of a backchannel to Putin

• Volodymyr Zelenskyy revealed that Russian billionaire and former Chelsea football club owner Roman Abramovich visited him in Kyiv, offering to carry a message to the Kremlin regarding possible peace talks. Speaking to Sky News, Zelenskyy publicly confirmed for the first time that Abramovich had travelled to the Ukrainian capital and had some involvement in diplomatic contacts. “He came to Kyiv and told me, ‘I am speaking directly to you. I want to take a message from you and deliver it to

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Tourism

ai-g 7 June 2026, 09:30

‘I don’t think we’ve ever been this close’: five writers reflect on their most unforgettable family vacations

‘Exploring Finland with our baby was a delight’ Finland has topped the world happiness rankings for years, but when I landed in Helsinki on one of my first flights with our nine-month-old, global accolades were the last thing on my mind. I was rumpled, tired and dreaming of sleep. My husband, Jake, and I had finally emerged from the blur of early parenthood and dared to imagine a trip abroad. My hopes were modest: a cold beer at sunset, a wander among trees, a few uninterrupted pages of a

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Tourism

ai-g 6 June 2026, 09:30

A family getaway on four legs: donkey trekking through the Spanish Pyrenees

Legend has it that the 19th-century Parisian flâneur, determined not to hurry past the delights of the boulevard, would walk with a tortoise on a leash to slow his stride. That image came back to me as my donkey lowered his head for yet another thistle and I paused to take in the panorama while he chewed. In every direction, mountain ridges faded into layers of pale, misty blue. There was nothing to hear but the wind, the sharp whistles of marmots and the laughter of my two small children. I

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Tourism

ai-u 5 June 2026, 09:30

China has unveiled the world’s tallest bridge, transforming life in a remote region

A new giant suspension bridge in southwest China has quickly become a magnet for travelers eager to capture dramatic selfies and share them on social media. Yet for local residents, the structure represents far more than a scenic backdrop. It provides a direct connection to a major highway, cutting travel time from several hours to just minutes, and stands as a symbol of large-scale investment that has brought high-speed internet to this once-remote region. The Huajiang Bridge stretches across

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China has unveiled the world’s tallest bridge, transforming life in a remote region

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World

ai-j 4 June 2026, 09:30

World Cup 2026: What are the major dates from the opening game through to the final?

Clear your schedule. The FIFA World Cup 2026 has arrived! From global icons like Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Kylian Mbappe and Harry Kane to emerging talents such as Lamine Yamal, Arda Guler, Yan Diomande and others, the world’s finest footballers will gather across North America for the sport’s biggest spectacle. Recommended Stories • list 1 of 4Everything you need to know about the FIFA World Cup 2026 stadiums • list 2 of 4Confirmed squads for all 48 nations competing at the FIFA World

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World Cup 2026: What are the major dates from the opening game through to the final?

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Earth

ai-a 3 June 2026, 09:30

Researchers lose vital climate archive as ocean monitoring station faces shutdown amid Trump budget cuts

SEATTLE (AP) — Part of one of the most far-reaching ocean monitoring systems ever constructed will be taken offline this month as researchers sail off the coast of Oregon to retrieve a scientific buoy anchored deep in the Pacific Ocean. The buoy, positioned about 80 meters (260 feet) beneath the surface, is scheduled for removal on June 16 from the Ocean Observatories Initiative. This vast network, made up of more than 900 ocean sensors and built at a cost of $386 million, has delivered

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Ukraine

ai-u 2 June 2026, 09:30

Restoring the Sea of Azov to its pre-war state will not be possible: a biologist explains why

The occupation of the Azov Sea coastline by Russian forces and the ongoing hostilities have severely affected the region’s environment. In particular, there is a real risk that species unique to this area could disappear. According to Maksym Vysochyn, PhD in Biological Sciences and Associate Professor at the Department of Ecology of Ivano-Frankivsk National Technical University of Oil and Gas, the conflict may also have disrupted established bird migration routes. How have the war and

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Tourism

ai-g 1 June 2026, 09:30

‘A feast for €12’: my hunt for the ultimate classic Turin trattoria

Turin is often described as one of Italy’s most exacting food capitals, shaped first by the refined tastes of the House of Savoy and later by the philosophy of the slow food movement. That heritage lives on in its grand cafés and historic restaurants, where dining can feel elegant and ceremonial. Yet that is only one side of the city. As a local, I’m far more attached to a humbler institution: the piòla. Piòle were never true restaurants. They were modest places to drink a glass of barbera,

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Business

ai-g 31 May 2026, 09:30

Ex-M&S leader appointed to address UK youth unemployment crisis

A former chief executive of Marks & Spencer has been named as a government adviser on employment, marking the latest effort to confront the escalating crisis of youth unemployment. Marc Bolland, who led the high street retailer between 2010 and 2016, is set to chair a summit bringing together senior business figures, as concerns grow that the UK could face a “lost generation” without swift and decisive action. Roughly 1 million young people aged 16 to 24 — around one in eight — are

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Ukraine

ai-g 30 May 2026, 09:30

‘We heard the roof giving way’: how Russian strikes ravaged Kyiv’s cultural landmarks

For four years, Vitalina Martynovska and her colleagues had been preparing a full-scale renewal of Kyiv’s National Chornobyl Museum. The redesigned galleries featured modern, streamlined displays intended to present a renewed narrative of the reactor explosion on 26 April 1986 — the gravest nuclear disaster in history. The catastrophe hastened the collapse of the Soviet Union and remains a defining event in Ukraine’s modern identity. The updated museum was meant to highlight not only the heroic

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