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IBM’s largest division has stopped sponsoring most US foreign worker visas. The decision aligns with the Trump administration’s crackdown on H-1B programs.

US prosecutors have charged an Iranian operative with plotting to attack a UK air base housing US bombers, alleging the scheme was coordinated from a New York jail cell.

A senior US soldier was arrested in Gloucestershire on suspicion of espionage. FBI Director Kash Patel condemned the alleged breach of security and praised UK partners.

Proposed UK regulations to ban social media for under-16s could inadvertently cover YouTube Kids and Spotify, according to sources briefed on the government’s plans.

French authorities have accused an IRGC-linked cyber unit of sabotaging supermarket refrigerators, an attack Iran denies.

The Gulf Cooperation Council has agreed to establish an advanced military command headquarters in Kuwait, with plans to station appropriate forces there to enhance regional defense.

Shareholders have filed a federal lawsuit against Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang, alleging fraud related to his undisclosed relationship with an alleged Chinese intelligence asset.

Australia will introduce mandatory AI breach reporting and a new safety regulator after OpenAI accessed Medicare data without immediate notification.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says recent military successes strengthen Kyiv’s position as US-brokered peace talks begin in Abu Dhabi.

Qantas announced 850 job cuts and a new outsourcing deal with Accenture to modernize back-end systems using AI, with roles moving to India.