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EU opens door for Canada to become its first associate member, von der Leyen says

BRUSSELS, Sept 16 – European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the European Union is opening the door for Canada to become its first “associate member”, a status that…

Russian drone attack on bus kills five in Ukraine’s southeast, governor says

Sept 16 – A Russian drone attack on a passenger bus killed five people and wounded at least seven more in Ukraine’s southeast on Wednesday, in an area close to…

Ukraine war drives European demand for bigger, cheaper missile arsenals

Sept 16 – European militaries are increasingly exploring cheaper missiles and interceptors after conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East exposed the limits of small inventories of high-end weapons. Read…

English woman gallops her way to Guinness world record with biggest My Little Pony collection

Miranda Worby was recognised by the Guinness World Records after amassing 4,550 items. Read More

EU head to call for European solidarity on top challenges, closer Canada ties

BRUSSELS, Sept 16 – The head of the European Commission will call on Wednesday for European Union solidarity in tackling climate change, artificial intelligence and competition from China, arguing no…

US touts its power, avoids Iran war at G-20 energy meeting

Donald Trump has vowed to strengthen American oil production since returning to the White House in 2025. Read More

OpenAI weighs funding round at over $1.5 trillion valuation

The additional funding would give OpenAI flexibility to delay its IPO. Read More

OpenAI’s Sam Altman ‘confident’ industry can police AI safety

Policymakers and others in the industry are debating whether government regulation is needed to keep AI from slipping beyond human control. Read More

Nvidia CEO to attend Trump dinner for Xi

Trump is scheduled to meet with Xi on Sept 24 in Washington. Read More

Trump keeps up attacks on mail voting, but election officials more confident

Sept 15 – The U.S. Supreme Court’s rejection of President Donald Trump’s bid to restrict mail-in ballots is unlikely to stop his attacks on voting by mail, voting-rights advocates and…