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Xi Jinping warns of ‘new historical injustice’ in AI. What does he mean – and can it be prevented?
The warning by China’s president draws on a long-standing domestic narrative about the costs of falling behind in previous technological revolutions, say analysts.
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Thailand works on $700 million EV plan to replace 80,000 vehicles
BANGKOK, July 23 : Thailand is reviewing a 24 billion baht ($714 million) plan to help replace up to 80,000 ageing transport vehicles with EVs and evaluating whether it should be extended to cover all electric vehicle purchases as part of its energy-transition efforts. The replacement of tens of thousands of
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Japanese firm transferred S$6 million in email impersonation scam; director of recipient company jailed
Rian Rahim agreed to help set up a company that would purportedly sell toys imported from China, but its bank account was later used to receive scam proceeds.
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Ride-hailing platforms extend temporary fuel surcharge on rides until Sep 30
Fuel prices in Singapore have remained elevated since the war on Iran started in late February.
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Kiss to keep Wallabies door open to overseas players in search of winning formula
MELBOURNE, July 23 : Australia coach Les Kiss will “look far and wide” for talent and not hesitate to select overseas-based players if they give the Wallabies the best chance of winning, signalling a pragmatic approach as he begins his tenure in the buildup to the World Cup.Kiss named his first Wallabies squa
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Around 12,000 evacuated in France fires as firefighter killed in Italy
A third firefighter has died in Europe while tackling ongoing wildfires across the continent.
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Treasury yields follow oil prices higher as traders await latest jobs data
The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note — the key benchmark for U.S. government borrowing — was up more than 1 basis point to 4.675%
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Tesla and Alphabet shares slump in premarket trading as AI spending concerns spook investors
Both Tesla and Alphabet signaled higher spending as they invest in artificial intelligence.
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France approves assisted-suicide law
Assisted dying is now permitted in France under certain conditions. +++ Since the failed coup attempt in Turkey in 2016, President Erdogan has steered the country further toward autocracy.

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