Chinese FM reaffirms Iran’s nuclear rights under NPT
Chinese Foreign Minister, Wang Yi underscored Iran’s nuclear rights as a member of the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
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What to Know About Kataib Hezbollah, the Iraqi Militia That Held Tsurkov Captive
Kataib Hezbollah, a hard-line Iraqi militia linked to Iran, held Elizabeth Tsurkov, a citizen of Israel and Russia, hostage for more than two years.
Swiss seek recognition from UN cultural agency as tradition turns modern
Switzerland’s government is looking for a shout-out from U.N. cultural agency UNESCO, to include the tradition of yodeling on its list of intangible cultural heritage. Modern-day promoters emphasise that the yodel is far more than the mountain cries o…
Steam Deck Gets a Heavily Requested Feature
Valve announces that the Steam Deck handheld is finally getting a frequently requested feature that users have wanted for a long time.
Ottawa earmarks billions of dollars for defence as global spending race ramps up
By Kyle Duggan The federal government unveiled plans Tuesday…
High in Peru’s Andes, villagers carry out centuries-old work of collecting salt, in photos
CUSCO, Peru (AP) — When Uriel plans his work schedule late in summer near his village in the Peruvian mountains, his first decision is usually which friend’s salt pond he will work that day. In keeping with “ayni,” an ancient Quechua word that means mu…
LIVE: Mamdani victory stuns US politics as Democrats score big wins
Victories in Virginia, New Jersey, Georgia and California hand Democrats a boost, one year ahead of 2025 midterm vote.
Anthropic Changes MCP Calls Into Filesystem-based Skills
Anthropic just came out with a new article about code execution with MCP which is pretty extraordinary.
It’s nuanced, but it sure seems like they just threw massive shade at MCPs, and basically deprecated them down to being like service directories.
Lo…
The Rapid Advancement of Malicious AI Is Changing Cyberdefense Forevermore
AI maturation is leading to more malicious hacking attacks.
High in Peru’s Andes, villagers carry out centuries-old work of collecting salt, in photos
When Uriel plans his work schedule late in summer near his village in the Peruvian mountains, his first decision is usually which friend’s salt pond he will work that day. In keeping with “ayni,” an ancient Quechua word that means mutual aid, villagers…