On the second day of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, world leaders confronted a convergence of crises that no single nation can resolve alone: the quiet infiltration of artificial intelligence into sovereign systems, a war in Europe entering its fifth year, and a reconstruction plan for Gaza that remains more aspiration than architecture. What the day revealed, beneath the pledges and protocols, is that the institutions humanity built to manage conflict are now being asked to govern forces — technological, military, and political — that were not imagined when those institution
AI dangers dominate UN summit as Australian Medicare hack fuels security fears
At least 1,400 people, mostly civilians, have been killed by Israel in Gaza since the ceasefire announcement almost a year ago.