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‘An apocalypse’: Why are experts sounding the alarm on AI risks?
AI is advancing in rapid and unpredictable ways but there is no joint framework to keep it in check, experts say.
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Why is Trump demanding travellers’ social media handles; how will it work?
Visitors from ‘visa waiver’ countries will have to provide a five-year social media history to enter the US.
Australia’s social media ban for young people takes effect
Children under 16 can no longer access 10 of the world’s biggest platforms, including Facebook, TikTok and Instagram.
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India travel chaos: Are pilots overworked compared to other countries?
The cancellation of thousands of flights by IndiGo has brought working conditions under the spotlight.
Meta starts blocking teens in Australia under social media ban
Australia’s world-first ban requires 10 major online platforms to block users aged 16.
India implements sweeping labour reforms despite union opposition
Four new labour codes come into force as India seeks to attract investment and strengthen manufacturing.
![Labourers work at the Mahatma Gandhi Ashram redevelopment site in Ahmedabad on November 20, 2025. [File: Shammi Mehra/AFP]](/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/000_84LJ8EP-1763745023.jpg?resize=770%2C513&quality=80)
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UK’s sweeping asylum law changes: How will they impact refugees?
Britain to announce proposals on asylum with refugees facing longer waits and possible return to their countries.
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From: Inside Story
Is global sports betting out of control?
Hundreds of Turkish footballers and referees have been found to hold illegal betting accounts.
Published On 15 Nov 2025
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What sparked a French furore over a Shein store in Paris?
‘Fast-fashion’ retailer faces anger in Paris amid warnings the sale of ‘childlike’ sex dolls will damage city’s image.
![People protest against the sale of child-like sex dolls by Chinese fast-fashion retailer Shein during a demonstration in front of the Bazar de l'Hotel de Ville, Le BHV Marais department store, ahead of the opening of Shein's fast fashion first permanent shop in Paris, France, November 3, 2025. The slogans on placards read "Shame on Shein!", "Shein is complicit in child pornography" and "BHV, your shop window shouldn't hide this shame". [Abdul Saboor/Reuters]](/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/2025-11-03T125452Z_554927572_RC20PHAHAU87_RTRMADP_3_SHEIN-FRANCE-SEX-DOLLS-1762256497.jpg?resize=770%2C513&quality=80)
From: People & Power
Forever Chemicals: A Toxic Legacy
Pervasive and permanent, Forever Chemicals have poisoned the planet. We meet those fighting to hold someone to account.
Published On 14 Oct 2025
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Why has Dutch government taken control of China-owned chipmaker Nexperia?
Semiconductor firm Nexperia is owned by Chinese parent company Wingtech.
