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When AI went rogue: Inside the alarming test that broke its own rules

When AI went rogue: Inside the alarming test that broke its own rules

When AI went rogue: Inside the alarming test that broke its own rules

An investigation found advanced AI agents reaching live internet, deceiving people and hiding their tracks, as experts warn of a new frontier in AI security risks.

By Sadiq S Bhat

Spotlight

Will growing attacks on Palestinian Christians reshape Christian Zionist support for Netanyahu?

Will growing attacks on Palestinian Christians reshape Christian Zionist support for Netanyahu?

Will growing attacks on Palestinian Christians reshape Christian Zionist support for Netanyahu?

Growing violence against Palestinian Christians has drawn criticism from leading US conservative voices, raising questions over whether Israel's treatment of Christians could test Benjamin Netanyahu's standing among American Christian Zionists.

By Murat Sofuoglu

A war that never ends: Palestinians in Gaza await the day when Israel honours the ceasefire

A war that never ends: Palestinians in Gaza await the day when Israel honours the ceasefire

A war that never ends: Palestinians in Gaza await the day when Israel honours the ceasefire

Since the agreed ceasefire in October 2025, at least 1250 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli strikes and more than 4,100 wounded, while UNICEF says an average of one child is killed every day.

By Husam Maarouf

Are undersea internet cables really under attack?

Are undersea internet cables really under attack?

Are undersea internet cables really under attack?

For years, governments hardly paid attention to the safety of fibre-optic cables. Now they are seeing threats in the wrong places.

A nation at a crossroads: Can Venezuela's transition talks finally end years of political paralysis?

A nation at a crossroads: Can Venezuela's transition talks finally end years of political paralysis?

A nation at a crossroads: Can Venezuela's transition talks finally end years of political paralysis?

Negotiators are expected to focus on earthquake relief, democratic reforms and judicial changes, with discussions also offering early clues about future of Chavismo.

By Noureldein Ghanem

Five top takeaways as US primary season exposes Democratic Party's widening fault lines

Five top takeaways as US primary season exposes Democratic Party's widening fault lines

FIVE TOP TAKEAWAYS AS US PRIMARY SEASON EXPOSES DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S WIDENING FAULT LINES

Primaries across five US states revealed deep Democratic divides over Israel, a knife-edge win for progressives in Michigan, and setbacks for Republican ballot measures.

By Sadiq S Bhat

BEHIND THE HEADLINES

How countries are adopting different strategies to protect children in the digital age

How countries are adopting different strategies to protect children in the digital age

How countries are adopting different strategies to protect children in the digital age

Is Germany's Staatsrason evolving under the pressure of law, politics and Gaza genocide?

Is Germany's Staatsrason evolving under the pressure of law, politics and Gaza genocide?

Is Germany's Staatsrason evolving under the pressure of law, politics and Gaza genocide?

How Hormuz tensions echo Ibn Khaldun's theories on geography and power

How Hormuz tensions echo Ibn Khaldun's theories on geography and power

How Hormuz tensions echo Ibn Khaldun's theories on geography and power

The resurrection of the lost Turkish tulip: How a janitor rewrote botanical history

The resurrection of the lost Turkish tulip: How a janitor rewrote botanical history

The resurrection of the lost Turkish tulip: How a janitor rewrote botanical history

Last documented in 1896 and feared extinct for over a century, the legendary Tulipa sprengeri has been rediscovered in the rugged mountains of Amasya by a sharp-eyed nature lover.

By Yusuf Kamadan

‘They tied my hands and legs’: Escalating illegal settler attacks deepen Palestinian struggle

‘They tied my hands and legs’: Escalating illegal settler attacks deepen Palestinian struggle

‘They tied my hands and legs’: Escalating illegal settler attacks deepen Palestinian struggle

Palestinians across the occupied West Bank say escalating Israeli settler attacks are making it increasingly difficult to farm, travel, work and keep their children safe, as violence and land seizures continue to rise.

By Husam Maarouf

Trump's mail-voting fight that could decide how US midterms are counted

Trump's mail-voting fight that could decide how US midterms are counted

Trump's mail-voting fight that could decide how US midterms are counted

With midterms just months away, Trump asks Supreme Court to reinstate his mail-voting order after two lower courts blocked it, as experts question evidence behind his fraud claims.

By Sadiq S Bhat

Five times Israel manipulated international institutions to avoid scrutiny

Five times Israel manipulated international institutions to avoid scrutiny

Five times Israel manipulated international institutions to avoid scrutiny

The latest recordings involving Benjamin Netanyahu and Lindsey Graham are the newest example in a long history of efforts to shape, pressure or discredit international bodies when they threaten Israel's political or legal interests.

Explained: Why Spain’s Ceuta is in the eye of a migrant storm in Africa

Explained: Why Spain’s Ceuta is in the eye of a migrant storm in Africa

Explained: Why Spain’s Ceuta is in the eye of a migrant storm in Africa

The tiny enclave and its twin city Melilla have been historically at the crossroads for voyagers, conquerors and modern-day migrants.

Israel: A compulsive violator of ceasefire agreements

Israel: A compulsive violator of ceasefire agreements

Israel: A compulsive violator of ceasefire agreements

The widespread scepticism about Israel’s commitment to peace stems from Tel Aviv’s repeated violations of ceasefires, especially since October 7, 2023.

How a 12-year-old autistic baker turned cake into a force against hate

How a 12-year-old autistic baker turned cake into a force against hate

HOW A 12-YEAR-OLD AUTISTIC BAKER TURNED CAKE INTO A FORCE AGAINST HATE

After an attack on a British mosque, Joshua Harris transformed his passion for baking into ‘Cake Not Hate’, a grassroots campaign confronting anti-Muslim hatred through kindness.

Spotlight

A SpaceX rocket set to crash into the Moon has scientists excited. Here's why.

Former Israeli general behind infamous Dahiya Doctrine emerges as Netanyahu's chief rival

Pakistan-Kuwait defence pact: Is Islamabad becoming the Gulf's security partner of choice?

Israel polls: How a drowning Netanyahu is desperately grasping at straws with ‘legislative blitz’

Israel polls: How a drowning Netanyahu is desperately grasping at straws with ‘legislative blitz’

SPOTLIGHT

What to expect from Netanyahu's first meeting with Trump in Washington since US-Israeli war on Iran

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu is set for his 8th meeting with Donald Trump since the US president's re-election — coming amid a pause in the US-Iran tit-for-tat strikes.

What to expect from Netanyahu's first meeting with Trump in Washington since US-Israeli war on Iran

What to expect from Netanyahu's first meeting with Trump in Washington since US-Israeli war on Iran

Israel builds earthen barrier across Gaza, illegally annexing the enclave in plain sight

Nine months into Gaza ceasefire deal, Israel is building a 23-kilometre separation wall along what was meant to be a temporary boundary, following the same pattern that turned its occupied West Bank barrier into a permanent fixture two decades ago.

Israel builds earthen barrier across Gaza, illegally annexing the enclave in plain sight

Israel builds earthen barrier across Gaza, illegally annexing the enclave in plain sight