Anthropic co-founder planned to cancel participation in Magnifica Humanitas encyclical presentation after pontiff's claims about machines lacking consciousness.
NSDC Secretary Igor Klymenko announced the formation of a structure to coordinate state agencies' actions and reduce the time required to identify fallen military personnel.
The President's advisor on defence technologies suggested that the enemy is using temporary MESH radio relays in the capital to correct the flight of strike UAVs.
Dmytro Lubinets urged his Kazakh counterpart to prevent the transfer of Lyubov Rozhanska to Russia, who was detained in Astana at Moscow's request.
Russian media reported the death of Anatoly Kashpirovsky, who became famous for his television sessions in the USSR. He was 87 years old.
Russian military demonstrated the operation of a robotic combat complex on a T-72/T-90 chassis, which is remotely controlled and armed with a 125-mm gun.
A car crashed into a crowd of rugby fans in Newcastle, Australia. At least 10 people, including children, were injured, and the driver has been arrested.
Solomianskyi District Court of Kyiv found the sender guilty of failing to declare 30 units of expensive cosmetics and imposed a fine of 18,000 hryvnias.
The Prosecutor General of the United Arab Emirates has officially recognised the incident on board a Flydubai aircraft as an act of terrorism. This was reported by Reuters, citing a statement from the leadership of the Emirate's prosecution service.
According to the Prosecutor General, the second pilot of the flight bound for Tel Aviv attacked the aircraft's commander. He used an emergency axe for the assault, after which he attempted to seize control of the plane.
Sources from Associated Press and Reuters identified the second pilot as Hammama al-Hammami, a citizen of Oman.
According to another AP source, al-Hammami was previously banned from flying in Oman due to concerns about his extremist views. He subsequently took a job with Flydubai, which is based in the UAE. It is currently unknown how thoroughly his candidacy was vetted during recruitment.
A diplomat from a Persian Gulf country told Associated Press that an investigation is ongoing. Its aim is to establish whether the second pilot acted alone or had links to extremist groups. Investigators are also determining the circumstances of the attack and the motives behind the crime.
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