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‘Do better for Australia’: OpenAI apologizes for unauthorized access

OpenAI broke its silence about the June incident, which it described as artificial intelligence models accessing Australian government websites “in ways they were not authorized to do” during internal training and…

Brits want to get closer to the EU — and even Farage’s voters agree

“But it’s not straightforward for the government. ‘Getting closer with Europe’ is not the same as ‘reversing Brexit,’ and Burnham will have a challenging needle to thread to appease his pro-European wings without…

Send rejected asylum-seekers out of EU ASAP, urges Greek minister

“We want to have a financially realistic project,” Plevris said, adding that members of the group want the Commission to eventually have an active role in the process. The minister acknowledged that the plan would not…

No country for old women: Pressure builds on Spain’s Sánchez over eviction of elderly tenant

But crafting legislation that his minority government can get through parliament is proving tricky. The draft bill must be moderate enough to win the support of the Catalan separatist Junts party, which is conservative…

Mélenchon’s plan to beat the far right: Grab the first-time voters

Turnout was 61.2%, whereas the national average was 73.7%. And France Unbowed scored its biggest-ever victory there when its candidate, Bally Bagayoko, scored a decisive victory in local elections earlier this year…

Europe’s businesses are paying for Russia’s hybrid war

The perpetrators of this event, too, were later found to be working for Russia. And a few months before that, German authorities uncovered a Russian assassination plot against arms manufacturer Rheinmetall’s CEO. You all…

Block US sanctions on ICC, EU lawmakers tell Commission

The blocking statute could protect the court by preventing European companies from complying with U.S. sanctions. German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul on Monday visited the ICC in a show of support. His appearance was…

Burnham promises to roll back privatisation with government-backed grid plan

The prime minister will use his first speech as party leader to announce the creation of GB Grid, which will use money previously allocated to Great British Energy to compete with privately owned companies such as…

Burnham to pledge end to ‘politics as usual’ in conference speech

In his address to delegates in Liverpool, Burnham will set out his clear vision for the country and promise to take action on issues ignored by politicians for too long, including social care and youth unemployment. As…

Burnham’s EU push reopens Labour’s Brexit divide

Current talks on Starmer’s relatively modest “reset” over an agriculture and food trade deal, youth visas, and coordination on emissions have proved harder to seal than anticipated. A summit scheduled for July and…