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UN approves 40-member scientific panel on the impact of artificial intelligence over US objectionsThe UN General Assembly voted overwhelmingly Thursday to approve a 40-member global scientific panel on the impacts and risks of artificial...- UN cybercrime treaty to be signed in Hanoi to tackle global offencesThe convention, which will take effect after it is ratified by 40 nations, is expected to streamline international cooperation against cybe...
- UN cybercrime pact to be signed in Hanoi raises hopes, concernsA new UN cybercrime treaty will be signed in Vietnam, aiming to fight global online crime. However, critics warn it could threaten human ri...
- ICSSR flags CSDS over poll studies, police file FIRs against faculty memberThe ICSSR has issued a show cause notice to CSDS, alleging data manipulation in election research and financial irregularities. This action...
- School Assembly Headlines for July 24: Top national, international, sports and business updatesIndia is set to resume tourist visas for Chinese nationals after five years, while the Rajya Sabha will debate the Pahalgam attack. A Ghazi...
- Bangladesh tense after deadly clashes in Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's home town GopalganjBangladesh remained tense on Thursday as military, paramilitary, and riot police enforced a 22-hour curfew in Gopalganj after violent clash...
- Bangladesh remains on edge a day after Islamists & pro-Pak section of Army attack Awami LeagueClashes in Gopalganj, Bangladesh, near Sheikh Mujib's burial site, have escalated, prompting the International Crimes Research Foundation t...
- New Delhi to host global AI summit in December this year: Digital India Corporation CEOThe announcement of the summit comes on the heels of Indian nonprofit tech think tank iSPIRT being chosen by the UN Secretary-General to re...
- Senior Indian diplomat Amandeep Singh Gill appointed by UN chief Guterres as his Envoy on TechnologyGill, who was India's Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva from 2016-to 2018, is the Chief Ex...
- Unduly worried over new Information Technology RulesApprehensions about the rules harming privacy are also misplaced. Rule 4(2) requires ‘significant social media intermediaries’ to provide o...
- Airbus India liable to 18% GST on 'intermediary services' to overseas holding firmAirbus Group India had approached the Karnataka bench of the AAR, seeking a ruling on whether the services rendered by it to its holding co...
- India strongly rejects criticism of new IT rules by UN special rapporteursThe enactment of these rules had become necessary following widespread concerns about increasing instances of abuse of social media and dig...
- Covid delivers recipe for responsible consumptionBy 2030, as annual consumption doubles to $6 trillion in India and $8.2 trillion in China, global material footprint is also growing expone...
- India flays Pakistan at UNHRC, against any foreign interferenceEarlier in the day, Pakistan foreign minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, levelled allegations and made unsubstantiated claims that Jammu and Kas...
- Concerns over Donald Trump's son-in-law's Chinese deals: ReportJared Kushner has hired a leading Washington law firm to advise him on how to comply with federal ethics laws in the event he joins the Whi...
- Glad to be US ambassador at UN: Indian-American Nikki HaleyIf confirmed by the Senate, Haley would replace Samantha Power, nominee of outgoing president Barack Obama.
- UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon shocked by charges against former UNGA presidentBan's spokesperson Stephane Dujarric yesterday said that the Secretary-General was "shocked and deeply troubled" to learn of the allegation...
- China scientists find protein to 'switch' off coke addictionChinese scientists have claimed to have developed a new protein which can act like a switch to turn off and on cocaine addition.
- Uninor recognised for best working place by labour rights NGOUninor said that it has become first mobile operator in the world to get this certificate.
- Bangalore based B-school grads to study anti-corruption strategies under UN initiativeFirst batch of over 6,000 students in the 63 colleges affiliated to Bangalore University will follow the curriculum formulated by the CBSMS.
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