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    From Iran to trade, how the US midterms impact the rest of the world

    US Democrats' recent midterm election victories could influence global relations, especially concerning Iran and Israel. The potential for a peace deal with Iran seems viable as US voters oppose prolonged conflicts. In Ukraine, Democrats may propose increased financial and military aid, which could face delays. Additionally, Asian countries may reconsider investment pledges to avoid tariffs in light of these outcomes.

    UK cyber chief says the UK will face AI cyberattacks on critical infrastructure by 2028

    The UK's National Cyber Security Center warns of potential AI-driven cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure by 2028. Increased sophistication in cyber activities from states like China and Russia poses significant risks. Past incidents highlight vulnerabilities in key sectors such as manufacturing and energy. Organizations must invest in cybersecurity measures to protect against these emerging threats. Failure to act could jeopardize essential services and compromise national security.

    BJP allies, including Shiv Sena and NCP, are raising strong objections to the Torrent Power project in Karjat. They point to the potential environmental destruction caused by the removal of century-old trees. MP Omraje Nimbalkar from Shiv Sena urged for tree planting initiatives to precede any cutting, while NCP's Suraj Chavan warned about the severe implications for climate change.

    NDMC proposes hike in parking fees across Lutyens’ Delhi, 100% surcharge on cash payments

    New Delhi Municipal Council plans to increase parking fees for vehicles in Lutyens' Delhi. Off-street and on-street parking tariffs will see significant hikes along with monthly pass costs for cars and two-wheelers. A 100% surcharge on cash payments aims to promote digital transactions among motorists. The proposal includes upgrading parking facilities with advanced technology to facilitate digital payments.

    As the US and China form AI blocs, countries are increasingly torn between them

    Countries like Kazakhstan are trying to balance between U.S. and China AI initiatives for technological gains. Indonesia has expressed interest in benefiting from both AI superpowers while pursuing its technological agenda. Some nations are exploring relationships with both blocs without fully committing to either. China's investments in developing countries are increasing, enhancing their own AI capabilities.

    inDrive taps Pony.ai and Nvidia to test robotaxis in one of the world's coldest capitals

    The ride-hailing company will explore driverless rides in Kazakhstan without building its own self-driving technology, as platforms increasingly leave the technology to partners and focus on connecting riders with cars.

    The Economic Times
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