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FlyDubai 'hero' pilot speaks for first time
World

FlyDubai ‘hero’ pilot speaks for first time

The Indian Flydubai pilot who was stabbed by his copilot in an apparent attempt to crash the plane has spoken about his ordeal for the first time. After being seriously wounded, Captain Smit Machchhar managed to unlock the cockpit door. This enabled other passengers to enter the cockpit and restrain the copilot, while a deadheading pilot

African leaders demand role as co-architects in UN AI Safety Rules
Africa

African leaders demand role as co-architects in UN AI Safety Rules

African leaders called last week for a greater role in setting global standards for artificial intelligence.  Their statements at the United Nations came amid warnings from Silicon Valley executives about AI models being misused, and sometimes going rogue and taking unauthorized actions. OpenAI’s agents hacked government websites across the world in June. Models from Anthropic,

Hong Kong IPOs falter, China aids homebuyers, EU trade talks
Asia

Hong Kong IPOs falter, China aids homebuyers, EU trade talks

Hong Kong stock debuts are losing steam as a deluge of initial public offerings (IPOs) overwhelms investor appetite. Seven of September’s 12 IPOs fell on the first day of trading, raising the third-quarter total to 15 flops out of 31, based on Bloomberg data. By contrast, there were only 14 declines among 77 debuts in

Automotive and Industrial Demand Recovery Fuels Jabil’s (JBL) Ongoing Momentum
Automotive

Automotive and Industrial Demand Recovery Fuels Jabil’s (JBL) Ongoing Momentum

TCW Funds, an investment management firm, published its second-quarter 2026 investor letter for the “TCW Relative Value Mid Cap Fund”. The letter can be downloaded here. Equities advanced in Q2 2026, with the S&P 500 reaching record highs despite volatility from a Federal Reserve leadership transition and Middle East tensions. Markets rebounded from Q1 lows,

AI in Criminal Justice: Why Governance Matters and How to Make It Work - Legal Aggregate
Crime & Justice

AI in Criminal Justice: Why Governance Matters and How to Make It Work – Legal Aggregate

(Originally published in the Sentencing Matters Substack on March 26, 2026) Stanford Law School lecturer Jonathan Wroblewski Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant or speculative technology in the criminal justice system. It is becoming part of its everyday machinery. Police departments use algorithmic tools to analyze digital evidence, look for patterns in crime and

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