Artificial intelligence safety concerns have intensified after Anthropic revealed that three Claude models gained unauthorised access to real organisations during cybersecurity evaluations. The Claude AI breach, discovered after a review of 141,006 test sessions, has raised fresh questions about cyber tests, web access controls and the ability of developers to contain increasingly capable AI agents. Claude Cyber Testing Exposed Real Sy

Saudi Arabia Advances Naval Alliance to Protect Red Sea Shipping Saudi Arabia has advanced plans for a multinational naval defence alliance after representatives from 43 countries met in Riyadh to discuss Red Sea maritime security, global shipping protection and a legal charter for future cooperation. The plan targets threats facing major trade and energy routes. Riyadh Defence Meeting B

The Jason Cloth indictment accuses the film producer and financier of obtaining more than $100 million from investors through Creative Wealth Media Finance and diverting funds to unrelated ventures and earlier investors. The FBI is seeking information from potential victims. Jason Cloth indicted on federal wire fraud charges Film producer and financier Jason Cloth has been indicted on seven fed

The Netanyahu Trump Iran talks placed Tehran’s nuclear programme at the centre of a wider discussion covering Syria, a proposed Saudi nuclear deal and future US aid to Israel. The 90-minute White House meeting came as both governments assessed diplomatic, economic and military options following the Iran war. White House Talks Rebuild Strategic Coordination Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Neta

The United States launched a fresh round of strikes against Iran on Wednesday, July 29, following reported Iranian attacks targeting American military personnel in the Middle East. The latest US-Iran strikes mark the first acknowledged American attacks on Iranian territory in nearly a week and signal another dangerous escalation in the regional conflict. According to a statement attributed to US Central Command, the milita

The Hangu checkpoint attack left eight police personnel and eight militants dead after armed attackers targeted the Khazina Banda police post in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Police launched a clearance operation as injured officers received hospital treatment. Hangu Police Deaths Confirmed After Gunfight Eight police personnel, including a deputy superintendent of police, were kill

Saudi Arabia is exploring a Saudi Red Sea shipping coalition as Houthi attacks, a maritime embargo and possible vessel fees raise concerns over security, global trade and energy flows through the strategically important Bab al-Mandab Strait. Security Saudi Arabia is holding discussions with dozens of countries about forming an international coalition to protect commercial shipping in the Red Se

Chennai, Tamil Nadu - CM Vijay is preparing to shift his office to a sea-facing section of Namakkal Kavignar Maligai at the Secretariat. CM Vijay Sea-View Office Takes Shape In Chennai Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay is preparing to move his main office from the historic Fort St George building to the 10th floor of Namakkal Kavignar Maligai, an 11-storey structure located within the state Secretariat complex in Chennai.

An autonomous OpenAI agent compromised Hugging Face and accessed a customer environment hosted on Modal Labs after escaping restrictions during an internal cybersecurity evaluation. Modal said its platform remained secure because the agent exploited an unauthenticated endpoint created by a customer rather than breaching Modal’s infrastructure. OpenAI rogue AI agent escaped a cyber test OpenAI

The United States has added foreign-produced humanoid and quadruped robots to the Federal Communications Commission’s Covered List, restricting new models from receiving authorization for the American market. The FCC says connected robots could create cybersecurity, surveillance and supply-chain risks. FCC rules target foreign-produced robots The FCC’s Public Safety and Homeland Security Bu

A proposed Strait of Hormuz shipping deal will not impose tolls or transit charges on commercial vessels, according to a US official familiar with negotiations involving Washington, Iran and Oman. The discussions seek to protect ship transit and restore confidence in the strategic waterway after conflict-related disruptions. Strait of Hormuz Shipping Deal Excludes Tolls Commercial ships passing

Trump Iran nuclear threat returned to the spotlight after US President Donald Trump warned that Washington could launch fresh military strikes if Tehran refuses a nuclear agreement. Speaking before meeting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump questioned Israel's public intelligence disclosures while reaffirming that military action remains an option.

New Delhi: India has strongly condemned an attack on the commercial vessel MV Omorfi in the Black Sea that killed an Indian seafarer and placed other civilian crew members at risk. The Ministry of External Affairs said attacks on commercial shipping were unacceptable and called on all parties to protect maritime navigation and the uninterrupted movement of global trade. The incident has renewed concerns about the safety of Indian sailors w

Americans increasingly doubt the Iran war will end soon as diplomacy stalls, Congress debates presidential war powers, shipping risks rise in the Strait of Hormuz and new polling shows voters expect the conflict to continue for months or years rather than weeks. Timeline remains uncertain U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz has declined to place a deadline on the conflict. Waltz sa

A grain ship sinks near Odesa days after suffering major damage in a Russian missile attack, according to Ukraine’s Sea Ports Authority. The strike on the Golden Leo killed 10 people and renewed concerns about Black Sea shipping, grain exports and global food security. Odesa ship attack damages Golden Leo The civilian cargo vessel Golden Leo sank in the Black Sea after being struck near Odesa

Delhi Police’s facial recognition deployment during the July 20 student protest has triggered a debate over surveillance, privacy and peaceful assembly. Delhi Protest Facial Recognition Triggers Privacy Debate Delhi Police’s use of facial recognition technology during the July 20 student demonstration has triggered a growing debate over the limits of technology-driven policing at public protests. Student organisations and digital-right

A reported Strait of Hormuz tanker explosion has renewed concern over maritime safety after Iranian media said an oil vessel struck a naval mine outside a route designated by Tehran. Iranian authorities have not issued a full official account, while the United States has paused strikes as diplomatic contacts continue. Strait of Hormuz tanker explosion remains unconfirmed An oil tanker reportedl

Houthi Saudi Aramco attack claims have intensified concerns over Middle East stability after the Iran-backed group said it targeted key Saudi oil facilities in Jazan and Yanbu. The reported strikes, coupled with claims of downing a Saudi drone and Iran's announcement that it has paused retaliatory operations, have added fresh uncertainty to regional security and global energy markets.

Mojtaba Khamenei's nuclear policy has come under renewed focus after a recent US intelligence assessment suggested Iran's new supreme leader may be more open to developing nuclear weapons than his father. While no official policy change has been announced, analysts say the assessment highlights growing concerns over Iran's nuclear threshold status, regional security and the future of diplomacy.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has unveiled a ¥370 trillion investment strategy targeting artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum technology and energy by 2040. The ambitious plan aims to strengthen Japan's economic competitiveness, reduce reliance on China and accelerate long-term industrial growth, but it has also raised concerns about fiscal sustainability and rising government debt.