10 verified stories published between 17:00 and 23:59 London time.
A senior safety researcher has left one of the leading artificial intelligence laboratories, saying internal safeguards are not keeping pace with the speed at which the most capable systems are being deployed.
Control of the Red Sea port tightens pressure on one of the world's busiest shipping corridors, with Brent crude trading at $107.63 a barrel and insurers repricing Gulf of Aden cover.
Northern European governments say a coordinated surveillance effort disrupted an attempt to interfere with subsea communications and power links; Moscow denies involvement.
The ten-year gilt yield closed at 5.378 per cent, tightening the fiscal squeeze ahead of the autumn budget.
The European Central Bank lifted its deposit rate by a quarter point, citing renewed energy costs feeding through to core prices across the euro area.
Contracted future revenue from artificial intelligence infrastructure has grown to a scale that now shapes the whole cloud market - and raises questions about how much of it converts.
The Bank for International Settlements says concentrated lending to data-centre and chip projects is beginning to resemble earlier infrastructure cycles.
A night fire tore through a densely built district of Bukavu, in South Kivu, destroying a school and dozens of homes. Rescue work is continuing.
United States health authorities have funded a multi-year study of people who were children in lower Manhattan in 2001, twenty-five years on.
Artificial intelligence, energy and a hillside fire in Bukavu look unrelated. Read together, they describe a world building at a speed its safeguards have not matched.