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    Tech leaders urge UN to regulate artificial intelligence●Tech leaders to UN: For sake of humanity, please control the AI tech we createdYhnWorldUnited Nations710 min ago

    Leading figures in the technology industry have appealed to the United Nations, asking international bodies to establish controls over the artificial intelligence tools they themselves helped build. The call, raised in connection with the UN Security Council, frames AI governance as a matter of urgency for humanity's safety. It adds to growing debate over whether governments and global institutions can impose meaningful oversight on rapidly advancing AI systems.

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    Russian Foreign Minister Briefs Press at UN Headquarters▼Foreign Minister of Russian Federation Briefs Press at UN Headquarters✉newsWorldDiplomacy10 min ago

    Russia's Foreign Minister addressed reporters at UN Headquarters in New York, using the traditional press briefing to lay out Moscow's positions to international media. The appearance drew attention as it came amid ongoing diplomatic tensions over the war in Ukraine and broader disputes between Russia and Western members of the Security Council. Observers are watching for signals about Russia's negotiating stance and its relations with the United Nations.

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    Germany Calls for Profound United Nations Reforms▼Germany urges ‘profound’ reforms to United Nations✉newsWorldUnited Nations2 h ago

    Germany has called for 'profound' reforms to the United Nations, according to an Anadolu Agency report. The appeal adds to long-running debate over whether the UN, particularly the Security Council, reflects current global realities. Berlin's position is being closely watched amid ongoing discussions about the organisation's structure and effectiveness.

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    Renewed calls are emerging to reform the United Nations Security Council, with critics arguing that its current permanent membership and veto structure no longer reflect global realities. Supporters of change say the body's handling of recent international crises has exposed its limitations, reviving long-standing debates over expanding representation to include powers from Africa, Asia and Latin America.