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A new enterprise safeguard architecture keeps monitoring data under customer-controlled storage and keys. The design clarifies what technical oversight can—and cannot—solve.

WHO has launched new guidance and access tools for children and adolescents living with sickle-cell disease, pairing clinical care with a push for affordable child-friendly medicines.

Eurostat’s flash estimate puts euro-area inflation at 3.3% in August 2026, up from 2.9% in July, with energy recording the fastest annual increase.

NASA has powered on Roman’s Coronagraph Instrument. The technology demonstration will now enter calibration before attempting to reveal faint planets and disks beside bright stars.

The 2026 International AI Safety Report finds faster capability gains, growing evidence of harm and safeguards that still have important limits. Here is what that means in practice.

Large companies are now covered by EU rules that prohibit destroying unsold apparel and footwear, while new disclosure duties aim to make discarded stock visible.

WHO’s second-edition guidance expands the evidence-based approach to dementia-risk reduction, while clearly acknowledging uncertainty and the absence of a widely available cure.

Eurostat’s latest snapshot shows faster inflation led by energy and a broadly stable labour market. The figures matter—but their different reference periods and provisional status matter too.

The LUX-ZEPLIN experiment found one difficult-to-explain event. It is scientifically intriguing, but the collaboration is explicit: this is not a dark-matter discovery.

The UK government has stepped back from its preferred broad copyright exception for AI training. Its 2026 report explains why evidence, transparency and licensing now come before legal reform.

The EU’s Digital Product Passport Registry is operational, but textile-specific duties are still being written. Here is what fashion brands can prepare now without pretending the final rules already exist.