Saudi Arabia will run out of oil stocks for exports if it doesn't restart its major pipeline to the Red Sea within days, leading to a loss of up to 4 percent of global supply, Saudi oil buyers and traders told Reuters on Sunday.来源 2
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Saudi Arabia will run out of oil stocks for exports if it doesn't restart its major pipeline to the Red Sea within days, leading to a loss of up to 4% of global supply, Saudi oil buyers and traders said.来源 3
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Drones launched from Iraq damaged the East-West pipeline on Thursday, forcing the Saudi government to close the key crude oil artery. Riyadh has not disclosed how badly the pipeline is damaged or how long it will remain shut.来源 5
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LONDON: Saudi Arabia will run out of oil stocks for exports if it does not restart its major pipeline to the Red Sea within days, leading to a loss of up to 4 per cent of global supply, Saudi oil buyers and traders said.来源 7
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More critically, Saudi Arabia has shut down its East-West pipeline, after drones launched from Iraq damaged the key oil export channel.来源 1
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Saudi Arabia said Friday that it shut down the pipeline as a precautionary measure after multiple attacks by drones launched from Iraq.来源 4
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Iraq's government confirmed on Saturday that Friday night attacks on a key Saudi oil pipeline had been launched from Iraqi territory.来源 6
NEW YORK: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei on Saturday (Sep 12) called on artificial intelligence (AI) firms to slow down the development of the powerful technology, amid mounting worries over the risks of "superintelligent" computer systems.来源 2
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The CEO of artificial intelligence (AI) safety and research company Anthropic, Dario Amodei, has called on AI firms to slow the technology's development.来源 3
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Sam Altman and Elon Musk have backed a call from the head of Anthropic, Dario Amodei, to “slow the pace” of AI development after he warned that an AI swarm could otherwise become capable of “taking over the entire internet” within a year.来源 1
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Altman's comments came on the same day that Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published an essay urging AI companies to slow how quickly they improve their most advanced models. Altman and Elon Musk quickly backed the proposal in social media posts, an unusual show of agreement among three fierce rivals.来源 4
The head of AI company Anthropic has called for the pace of development of artificial intelligence models to slow down and to be closely monitored.来源 6
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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said Sunday that the "toughest dilemma" about his proposal to slow the advancement of artificial intelligence is what happens if adversarial nations, namely China, choose not to do the same.来源 7
NEW DELHI (Kyodo) -- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday vowed to make efforts to resolve a border dispute, stressing that "peace and tranquility" should be maintained in the disputed Himalayan area to stabilize bilateral relations, according to the two countries.来源 2
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NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to work together towards resolving their countries' contested border, New Delhi's foreign ministry said on Saturday (Sep 12) after the leaders met.来源 1
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said that "peace and tranquility" in the border areas is essential for developing bilateral relations with its neighbor China.来源 4
Oil prices rose sharply on Monday, pushing Brent crude above $107 a barrel as escalating tensions in the Middle East stoked fears of disruptions to global energy supplies.来源 1
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate futures were up 2.8% to $102.87 per barrel by 6:27 p.m. ET. Brent crude, the international benchmark, traded 3.1% higher to $107.87 per barrel.来源 2
Brent futures were last up 2.6 per cent at US$107.36 a barrel, having gained almost 9 per cent last week, while US crude rose 2.4 per cent to US$102.48 a barrel.来源 4
DOONBEG, Ireland: No country should have lower interest rates than the US, President Donald Trump said on Sunday (Sep 13), days before the Federal Reserve's next policy meeting.来源 2
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Central bankers in economies including the US, Japan and the UK will face a moment of truth this week, as surging inflation raises the prospect of higher interest rates.来源 3
The 10-year Treasury yield is once again closing in on the psychologically important 5% threshold. For investors, the biggest issue may be what drives it across the line.来源 1
Brics leaders wrapped up their two-day summit in New Delhi on Sunday with calls for greater co-operation among the expanded group, as India sought to position the bloc as a bigger voice in global affairs. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Brics now offered a platform where the concerns of developing countries could be heard and their experiences taken into account. “I can say that the Global South countries’ confidence in Brics has grown, because within Brics: their voices are heard, their experiences are respected and solutions are developed not for them, but together with them,” Mr Modi said on the last day of talks. He called for greater “co-operation” within the bloc, which represents nearly 50 per cent of the world's population and 40 per cent of global gross domestic product. “The strength of Brics lies in our diversity and co-operation,” Mr Modi told leaders, including Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin. “We may be rooted in different realities, but together we rise through co-operation and blossom for humanity.” Mr Modi has repeatedly framed the bloc as a vehicle for reform rather than an anti-western alliance. On Saturday, he said the Global South should become a “rule shaper, not a rule follower”, while calling for a shift from a “pyramid of privilege” towards a “platform of partnership”. Brics was founded in 2006 by Brazil, Russia, India and China, with South Africa joining four years later. It has since expanded to 11 members. Mr Xi called for further co-operation among what he described as the “greater Brics”, with China set to take over the group's chairmanship next year and host its 19th summit. He said members should maintain the stability of industrial and supply chains, and cultivate an integrated market. He proposed five initiatives on “greater Brics” co-operation in areas of artificial intelligence, trade and investment, digital industry, smart manufacturing and talent development, China's state-run Xinhua news agency reported. Mr Xi urged the group on Saturday to play a peacemaking role in the Middle East, saying the Iran war does not serve the common interests of the international community. Diplomacy extended beyond the Middle East. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Sunday that Mr Xi and Mr Modi had both offered their services for peace talks on Ukraine, and that Mr Putin welcomed their readiness, Russian state news agency Tass reported. It was Mr Xi's first visit to neighbouring India since 2019, as the two countries seek to stabilise relations after years of tension over their disputed Himalayan border. Ties are gradually improving through restored flights, visas and high-level contacts. During bilateral talks, Mr Xi and Mr Modi backed a strategic, long-term approach and agreed that differences should not become disputes, while discussing trade and business ties. Also attending the 18th summit were Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi, Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian. On day one, leaders agreed on a joint declaration calling for “maximum restraint” in the Middle East, overcoming divisions that had prevented the group from issuing a joint statement at a meeting of foreign ministers in May. This followed intense diplomatic efforts, including by host India. “We express deep concern over the continued escalation of tensions in Middle East/West Asia,” the joint statement said. The Brics countries “call for exercising maximum restraint”, it added. Attacks on civilian infrastructure and nuclear sites in the region were condemned. On Sudan, leaders expressed “grave concern over the deteriorating situation”, including the “worsening humanitarian crisis and the growing risk of proliferation of extremism and terrorism”. The statement also urged all parties to ensure the maintenance of a ceasefire and full and unhindered humanitarian access in Gaza.来源 3
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Leaders of the BRICS nations are meeting in New Delhi on Saturday for a summit focused on trade, investment and global conflicts, as the bloc seeks a bigger role in shaping the global agenda for emerging and developing countries.来源 2
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On Saturday, the bloc managed to unanimously agree on the wording of a joint declaration that reiterated a commitment to peaceful resolution of international disputes “through dialogue, consultation and diplomacy”.来源 4
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During the summit, Xi said BRICS should be a “pioneer in upholding peace and stability”.来源 1
Fighting has broken out along Yemen's Red Sea coast this week as Houthi fighters and Saudi forces strike at each other over control of a key shipping route. Houthi fighters reached the coastal town of Mokha at dawn on Thursday, September 10, then pushed on through the night. By early Friday, September 11, they had taken the last government-held towns on the coast and landed on Mayun island, inside the Bab al-Mandeb strait, the gateway between the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. . Red Sea · Explainer · Sept 13, 2026 Bab el-Mandeb: one chokepoint, global consequences A narrow gate between the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, and the only sea route between Asia and the Suez Canal. Houthi forces took the island that divides it on Friday. Express InfoGenie map Shading marks Houthi-held ground; the arrow traces the advance from Mocha through Dhubab to the strait. The gate itself Why one small island decides the gate Perim, known in Arabic as Mayun, sits inside the strait rather than beside it. It splits the passage into two channels, and whoever holds the island overlooks both. Yemen shore Alexander Strait — the eastern channel, roughly 3 km wide PERIM · MAYUN — taken Friday Western channel — roughly 26 km wide, and the one large ships use Djibouti shore 1 Key shipping gateway Red Sea → Gulf of Aden → Arabian Sea The strait carries traffic between Asia, the Gulf, East Africa and Europe. Everything bound for the Suez Canal from the east passes through it. 2 Major energy route 8.1 million barrels a day Crude oil and petroleum liquids moving through Bab el-Mandeb in the second quarter of 2026, according to the US Energy Information Administration. Up from 5.4 million barrels a day in the final quarter of 2025 — traffic had already been pushed here by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz at the other end of the Arabian Peninsula. 3 Why disruption matters Longer routes. Higher costs. Delays. Ships that will not risk the strait divert around the Cape of Good Hope, adding thousands of kilometres and days at sea to every voyage between Asia and Europe. The Suez Canal loses the traffic that gives it its purpose. 4 Why it is in focus Houthi forces have taken Perim Fighters reached the island on Friday after government forces withdrew, a day after the Houthis took the Red Sea port of Mocha. The group says shipping remains safe apart from vessels linked to Saudi Arabia, which it has barred. How this is sourced The capture was confirmed to the Associated Press by a senior military official of Yemen’s internationally recognised government and by a Houthi official, and to Reuters by four Yemeni government sources. All spoke anonymously, and were not authorised to talk to journalists. The wider toll The World Health Organization said 676 people were killed or injured and more than 20,000 displaced in the renewed fighting over one weekend. That is a combined figure for dead and wounded, covering that period alone, and is not a total for the conflict. A narrow chokepoint with global consequences An active, fast-moving conflict. Territorial control, shipping conditions and casualty figures are provisional and changing. Channel widths are approximate. Sources: US Energy Information Administration; Reuters; Associated Press; AFP. September 2026. Express InfoGenIE · Global Desk . Saudi Arabia hit back with air strikes on Mokha airport after the Houthis seized the town, and on Friday, 11 September, said it had shut down a major oil pipeline after it was struck by drones a day earlier. The clash adds a new front to the wider war between the United States and Iran, which is now in its seventh month, and it is already pushing up oil prices and unsettling world shipping. Meanwhile, Houthi forces and Saudi Arabia trade strikes as fighting over the critical Bab al-Mandeb chokepoint on the Red Sea coast of Yemen continues. Here are the top 10 updates: 01Houthis take the whole Red Sea coastHouthi fighters seized the last government-held towns on Yemen's Red Sea coast early on Friday, 11 September, after forces loyal to the internationally recognised government withdrew. A Houthi military spokesman said the operation had pushed Saudi-backed forces out of six districts covering a total of 5,400 square kilometres, and said hundreds of fighters had been killed, captured or wounded on the other side. It marks the first time the group has held the entire coastline since the war in Yemen began, and it gives Houthi commanders a continuous strip of territory running down to the mouth of the Red Sea. [caption id="attachment_10874435" align="alignnone" width="600"] Supporters of Yemen’s Houthi rebels chant and raise rifles during a rally organized to celebrate the group’s capture of Mayun Island in the strategic Bab el-Mandeb Strait, in Houthi-controlled Sanaa, Yemen. (Photo: AP)[/caption] 02Fighters reach Mayun islandBoats carrying Houthi fighters crossed to Mayun island, also known as Perim, which sits directly in the middle of the Bab al-Mandeb strait between Yemen and the coast of Africa. Government forces had already pulled out before the boats arrived, according to officials on both sides who spoke on condition of anonymity. A satellite image taken the day after showed the island firmly under Houthi control, and supporters later held a rally in the Houthi-run capital, Sanaa, to celebrate the capture. 03A key strait comes under threatBab al-Mandeb links the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden and carries a large share of the world's oil and general trade, acting as the main alternative route to the Strait of Hormuz on the far side of the Arabian Peninsula. With the coast and the island now in Houthi hands, the group holds a position from which it could threaten ships heading to and from the Red Sea. Analysts describe this as a worst-case outcome long feared by Western officials: Iran-aligned forces holding influence over both of the region's principal oil choke points at once. 04Saudi Arabia shuts a major pipelineSaudi Arabia closed its East-West pipeline on Friday, 11 September, a day after it was struck by drones, calling the shutdown a precautionary measure. Built in the 1980s, the pipeline carries crude across the kingdom to a Red Sea port and has taken on new importance since the Strait of Hormuz became unsafe for tankers. Saudi Arabia had more than doubled the volume of oil moving through the pipeline this year, pushing exports from that Red Sea terminal above five million barrels a day. [caption id="attachment_10874442" align="alignnone" width="600"] The East-West pipeline carries crude from Saudi Arabia’s eastern oil-producing region to the Red Sea port of Yanbu, allowing exports to bypass the Strait of Hormuz. (Photo: Al-generated)[/caption] 05Saudi Arabia blames Iraq for the drone strikeSaudi officials said the drones that hit the pipeline had been launched from Iraqi territory, and Riyadh said it would not respond militarily, to give Baghdad room to act first. Iraq's prime minister ordered an investigation and dismissed the commander of a military operations centre in Maysan province after authorities traced the attack there. Regional officials also told reporters that the Houthis had helped Iran-backed militias in Iraq plan and carry out the strike, pointing to closer coordination between armed groups across the region. 06Saudi jets strike Mokha airportSaudi aircraft struck the airport at Mokha, a Red Sea port town, shortly after Houthi fighters seized it on Thursday, 10 September. No deaths or damage were reported in the strike. A senior military official from Yemen's government told reporters he was shocked the Saudi air force had not acted sooner to stop the town falling, and suggested Riyadh had not been given a green light by Washington for a larger air campaign. The Houthis, for their part, said shipping remained safe for every vessel except those flying the Saudi flag. 07Oil prices climb past $100 a barrelCrude prices rose above $100 a barrel this week for the first time since mid-May, as traders weighed the risk to two major oil routes breaking down at the same time. In the United States, the average price of diesel passed $6 a gallon, adding further strain to a Republican Party already facing a difficult set of midterm elections in November. The International Energy Agency said on Friday that it now expects global oil supply and demand to fall further than previously thought this year, with normal Middle East flows unlikely to return before 2027. 08Saudi Arabia's other oil routes also come under threatWith the Red Sea route now at risk, Saudi Arabia has increasingly sent oil north instead, routing it through the Suez Canal or a pipeline across Egypt to reach the Mediterranean, a far longer journey for its customers in Asia. Houthi fighters have already shown they can reach that route too, striking a Saudi vessel in the northern Red Sea in late August. Shipping through Bab al-Mandeb had fallen by roughly 60 percent since Houthi attacks on vessels began in late 2023, before picking up again this year as Saudi Arabia looked for alternatives to Hormuz. 09Iran welcomes the Houthi gainsOfficials in Tehran praised the advance soon after it was reported. A senior Iranian lawmaker who heads parliament's national security committee said Yemen stood alone against outside pressure, while an adviser to Iran's Supreme Leader congratulated the Houthis on what he called a resounding victory and said Iran's own actions at the Strait of Hormuz had pushed Washington and its allies into a difficult position. A spokesman for Iran's Revolutionary Guard separately said for the first time that any future settlement with the United States would need to include Yemen. 10Civilians flee as truce risk growsMore than 46,000 people have fled the fighting in the past week, the United Nations migration agency said on Friday, with the number of people displaced more than doubling within days and expected to keep rising. Aid workers said families were leaving with whatever belongings they could carry, including doctors and other medical staff from Mokha, where one aid group said it was struggling to keep the town's hospital open. The escalation threatens a fragile truce that has largely held in Yemen's civil war since 2022, a conflict that has already killed around 150,000 people and pushed millions to the edge of famine.来源 5
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Yemen's Houthis said Sunday that Saudi Arabia had launched more than 50 strikes against their positions in 24 hours, after the group claimed a rare drone and missile attack on a military base in the kingdom.来源 4
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SANAA - Yemen's Houthis said Sunday that Saudi Arabia had launched more than 50 strikes against their positions in 24 hours, after the Iran-backed group claimed a rare drone and missile attack on a military base in the kingdom.来源 6
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ANKARA: The Houthi capture of Yemen's Red Sea coastline is reshaping the balance of power in the Gulf, strengthening Iran's hand and confronting Saudi Arabia and its neighbours with a difficult choice: absorb mounting costs or seek accommodation with Tehran.来源 1
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Fighting is escalating in Yemen after Iran-backed Houthi forces seized strategic territory around the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, prompting counterstrikes by government forces and reported Saudi air raids. The Houthis also claimed attacks inside southern Saudi Arabia and threatened to disrupt shipping through the key maritime chokepoint, raising fears for regional security and global trade.来源 3
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The Houthis reportedly advanced to Yemen's strategic Perim Island on Friday, delivering a major boost to the militant group's push to take control of one of the world's most important shipping choke points.来源 2
US President Donald Trump has downplayed the need for his administration to place checks on artificial intelligence development, saying he is worried about ceding the US’s lead to China.来源 1
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US President Donald Trump has downplayed risks posed by artificial intelligence following days of dire warnings by experts.来源 2
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DOONBEG, Ireland: US President Donald Trump on Sunday (Sep 13) likened critics of artificial intelligence to "very negative forces" bringing up scenarios that will not happen, and said he wanted to make sure that the US remains the industry leader.来源 4
WASHINGTON (UNITED STATES) - US President Donald Trump and key allies voiced opposition Sunday to drastically curbing the development of artificial intelligence, despite calls in recent days from leading industry figures to tap the brakes.来源 3
The AI company Anthropic said it blocked users in northern Yemen who were using its AI models to run weapons development programs, some using commercially available smartphones.来源 3
Indonesian rescuers said about 130 passengers and crew are missing after a ferry carrying more than 240 people sank in bad weather in the Java Sea on Sunday.来源 2
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At least one person has died and more than 100 people remain missing after a ferry carrying 243 people sank in rough weather between the Indonesian islands of Java and Borneo. The disaster is the second major ferry accident in the region in five days, renewing concerns over safety standards, overcrowding and maintenance.来源 1
The left-wing alliance led by former Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson was on course to narrowly win Sweden's election.来源 2
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Whoever wins Sweden's general election on Sunday will face an unusually difficult financial equation with a structurally higher defense bill, growing demands on the welfare state as well as shrinking room to pay for both.来源 1
KYIV: Russian air strikes in several Ukrainian regions on Saturday (Sep 12) killed nine people, injured dozens and damaged residential buildings and infrastructure across the country, officials said.来源 1
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Russia continued on Saturday its constant strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure, killing at least four people and wounding dozens more.来源 2
China will take the lead to help foster artificial-intelligence collaboration and development among developing countries, President Xi Jinping said at the BRICS bloc summit in New Delhi.来源 1
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Meanwhile, China's Xi called for a "consensus-based global AI governance framework" at BRICS and said China will help establish a BRICS AI open-source community.来源 2
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Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday called for a "consensus-based global AI governance framework" at the BRICS bloc summit in India and said China will help establish a BRICS AI open-source community. BRICS held its inaugural summit in 2009 and is now made up of 11 nations, including China, India, Russia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates.来源 3
DOONBEG, Ireland — U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday called on Ukraine to stop targeting Russian oil refineries in light of the surging price of diesel fuel worldwide.来源 1
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US President Donald Trump on Sunday urged Ukraine to end strikes on Russian diesel supplies as Moscow confronts a worsening fuel crisis. Long-range drones fired from Ukraine have hit and damaged several Russian oil refineries, leading officials in Moscow to extend a ban on diesel exports through to the end of September. “[President Volodymyr] Zelenskyy has to do one thing: he has to stop knocking out diesel fuel in Russia,” Mr Trump said at the Irish Open golf tournament at his Doonbeg course, County Clare. “Let him go after targets but not diesel fuel, because he's causing a shortage of diesel fuel.” Kyiv has engaged in a punishing series of strikes on Russian oil facilities in recent months, more than four years into a war that shows no signs of ending. “Ukraine is capable of responding to Russia for any of their operations,” Mr Zelenskyy said during the Yalta European Strategy in Kyiv on Friday. “Russia knows that if they strike – and they are preparing to strike our energy system in the winter – Russia will receive the exact same. If they cause us blackouts, we will try to respond to them in kind.” Officials said on Sunday Ukrainian forces had struck oil refineries in Russia's Krasnodar Krai and the Republic of Tatarstan. Ukraine has targeted dozens of Russian oil targets so far, with more than 60 strikes on at least 24 refineries reported, according to the Caspian Policy Centre think tank. The goal of the strikes is to raise the economic cost of the war for Russia, one of the world's biggest oil producers, and also cut fuel supplies to its military. It follows waves of Russian attacks over the course of the conflict on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Long queues for petrol and empty streets have been reported in Russian cities as the populace grapples with shortages. Mr Trump attempted to sidestep accusations that the US war with Iran has driven up energy prices. “This isn't done by the Middle East, this is done by what's happening with Russia and Ukraine,” he said. Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022 and the conflict remains in a bitter stalemate. Mr Trump, who claimed during his presidential campaign that he would end the war in 24 hours, has been unable to broker an end to the conflict.来源 2
Iran had said foreign ministers from regional countries would meet Monday in Oman to discuss efforts by Iran and Oman, located on the other side of the strait, to manage shipping on it. But the foreign minister of Oman, Badr Albusaidi, said on X late Sunday that the meeting had been postponed “in the interests of consensus.”来源 2
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A diplomatic meeting between Iran and the Gulf Arab states to discuss the situation in Hormuz, originally scheduled to take place Monday in Oman, was abruptly postponed after the pipeline attack.来源 3
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A meeting in Oman on Monday between Gulf Arab foreign ministers and their Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araghchi, to discuss a possible arrangement on the Strait of Hormuz has been postponed due to disagreements over the terms of the talks, a Gulf source told Reuters.来源 1
CDU ahead in Lower Saxony municipal elections, projection says来源 1
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Far-right AfD increases lead over conservatives — poll来源 1
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Municipal elections in Lower Saxony provided a sigh of relief to the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), currently in the spotlight in the wake of gains by the far-right AfD in the state of Saxony-Anhalt regional elections last week.来源 1
In France, Marine Le Pen has launched her presidential campaign with a rally in Hénin-Beaumont this Sunday, despite wearing an electronic tag following her recent conviction. On FRANCE 24, international affairs editor Oliver Farry explains why she remains the frontrunner in the polls despite her weakened legal position, pointing to her long-standing national profile, the appeal of her "national preference" agenda, and the left's struggle to unite behind a convincing candidate.来源 1
A Russian drone has hit a train near the Ukraine-Poland border shortly after former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and top European security officials had passed through.来源 1
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No casualties were reported after the strike at Yahodyn, which hit the train's engine. All the passengers had been evacuated, Ukrainian authorities said.来源 1
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In Poland, Prime Minister Donald Tusk held an emergency meeting to discuss the latest developments.来源 1
A 40-year-old woman in the state of Pennsylvania has died of measles, becoming the third person to die from a rare outbreak of the preventable disease in the United States.来源 1
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According to the Pennsylvania Department of Health, the state has recorded 676 total cases of measles so far this year, with 108 new cases being reported in the last week. Some 124 of these cases involved people having to be hospitalised. Nearly a third were children. Less than 1 percent of all cases in the state were people who were fully vaccinated. Lancaster County, according to the state agency, has accounted for 295 of all cases in Pennsylvania in 2026.来源 1
MONTREAL (CANADA) - Prime Minister Mark Carney calls Canada "the most European of non-European countries," and while formal EU membership may be tricky, he is pursuing unprecedented closeness with the bloc to reduce dependence on a hostile United States.来源 2
Low Rhine water levels expected to cause 'immense' economic damage来源 1
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The continuing low water levels on the Rhine — a key transport waterway for Germany — are likely to cause grave damage to the country's economy this year, according to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IHK) in the western state of Rhineland-Palatinate.来源 1
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The level at the Kaub gauge, which indicates the viability of freight shipping to operators, is currently still below 25 cm, while earlier this year, it even fell into single digits.来源 1
Former President Barack Obama recently said that Democrats need to make artificial intelligence one of their “central agendas” and “have a very clear plan” to address concerns around the technology’s economic impact and safety, according to The New York Times.来源 1
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Barack Obama urged Democrats to prioritize a “public conversation” about AI management and safety in a closed-door Manhattan fundraiser last week.来源 2
Japanese nuclear plant operator Chubu Electric Power’s top two executives are set to step down over the falsification of safety data used in regulatory reviews to restart some of its nuclear reactors, according to local media.来源 1
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The move follows an investigation which Chubu Electric commissioned in January into allegations that it falsified earthquake-risk data and provided false explanations to Japan’s nuclear regulator during safety reviews.来源 1
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NHK also reported Sept 11 that Chubu Electric was preparing to withdraw its application to restart the Hamaoka reactors. Its shares fell as much as 4.2 per cent following the report.来源 1
SEOUL – South Korea will hold further talks with the United States to finalise details of Seoul’s proposed US$350 billion (S$443.56 billion) investment commitment to the US, South Korean Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan said on Sept 13.来源 1
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Speaking to reporters after returning from the US, Kim said a US$200 billion ceiling for strategic investments, part of the broader US$350 billion investment commitment, including a US$20 billion annual cap, had already been agreed on and would not change.来源 1
SEOUL, Sept. 14 (Yonhap) -- Seoul stocks were trading sharply lower, as uncertainties in the Middle East and artificial intelligence (AI)-related warnings dampened investor sentiment.来源 1
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After opening over 3 percent lower, the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 151.27 points, or 2.19 percent, to 6,758.64, as of 11:27 a.m.来源 1
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Japan's Nikkei fell 1.7 per cent, while South Korea dropped 3.3 per cent. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan slipped 0.8 per cent.来源 2
The United States begins G20 meetings in Houston on Monday promoting “energy abundance,” as President Donald Trump’s war against Iran disrupts global fuel markets. Delegations from major economies, including China, India, Japan and Germany, will attend alongside oil producers Canada and Saudi Arabia. Russia is also expected to participate.来源 1
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HOUSTON, Texas - The United States on Monday kicks off a set of G20 meetings touting "energy abundance," even as President Donald Trump's war against Iran continues to disrupt global fuel markets.来源 2
The appointment of French diplomat Aurélien Lechevallier as France’s envoy to Washington stalled following a diplomatic dispute between France and the U.S.来源 1
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The apology from France and acceptance from the U.S. paves the way for Lechevallier to be confirmed for the Washington role. Currently chief of staff to French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot, Lechevallier is set to replace Laurent Bili as France’s U.S. envoy.来源 1
A patient who tore their oesophagus after taking a counterfeit version of an experimental weight loss drug has prompted Australia’s medicines regulator to warn of serious risks of such products.来源 1
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The TGA obtained a sample of the product and found it contained a different peptide that also targets hunger, called semaglutide, and no retatrutide.来源 1
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The amount of semaglutide detected was approximately eight times higher than levels found in approved semaglutide products assessed by the TGA.来源 1
SYDNEY: Australia's government pledged on Sunday (Sep 13) to bolster resilience in the nation's telecommunications networks after an outage at Optus, the country's No. 2 carrier, impacted users in three states and disrupted some emergency service calls.来源 1
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The 76-minute technical glitch on Friday affected Optus voice calling services in parts of Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania states and the Northern Territory, with some customers experiencing "intermittent call dropouts", according to Optus.来源 1