Deputy Director Raia on using AI to Identify Threats Faster than Ever

Source: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (video statements)

As crime rates plummet throughout the country, the FBI, under Director Patel’s leadership has worked over the past 18 months to employ emerging AI technology to triage tips and keep Americans safe.

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EU Condemns Glorification of War Crimes in Serbia

Source: European Commission (video statements)

#eunews The EU condemns the glorification of war crimes following Ratko Mladić’s funeral and stands in solidarity with victims, survivors and their families.

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Planting hope in remote communities, with Alvaro Lario | IFAD President | Awake at Night

Source: United Nations (video statements)

Growing up in rural Spain, Alvaro Lario’s parents managed a small fruit farm that sold melons in local villages. Now he is President of the UN International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and is helping small scale farmers to thrive all around the world.

“All of these people are extremely entrepreneurial. They’re extremely creative. They have a lot of willingness and energy. Many times it’s just the lack of opportunity or the lack of means, and I think that’s what makes this job or this role very rewarding.”

The UN supports rural communities around the world as they gain economic self-reliance through agricultural activities. In this episode, Alvaro Lario reflects on attracting private sector investment for those projects, on what indigenous groups can teach others about resilience to global shocks, and shares how building one new road can transform thousands of lives.

[00:00] Introduction
[00:29] Transforming rural livelihoods through agricultural investment
[04:57] Building resilience and economic opportunities
[09:24] What keeps Alvaro awake at night
[11:07] The entrepreneurial spirit of small-scale farmers
[12:23] Why water matters for sustainable development
[14:36] Climate change and the future of food systems
[18:03] Growing up with farming roots in Spain
[20:24] Small investments with a lasting impact
[21:57] Why empowering women farmers matters
[23:41] The challenge of attracting the next generation of farmers
[28:03] Can technology transform agriculture?
[29:20] Learning from Indigenous communities
[32:26] The most rewarding part of the job
[33:16] Closing remarks

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About Awake at Night
Hosted by Melissa Fleming, UN Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications, the podcast ‘Awake at Night’ is an in-depth interview series focusing on remarkable United Nations staff members who dedicate their career to helping people in parts of the world where they have the hardest lives – from war zones and displacement camps to areas hit by disasters and the devastation of climate change.

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UK Is the UK resilient enough to withstand worst case scenarios? | Defence Committee

Source: United Kingdom UK Parliament (video statements)

This is about more than just defence. Whether it’s health systems, food supply chains, or energy supplies, the nation needs to be ready.

There’s a month left to submit evidence for the Defence Committee’s inquiry into the UK’s resilience and preparedness.

Submit your views: https://committees.parliament.uk/submission/3955/#/evidence/3955/call-for-evidence

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Countries are scrambling to secure copper. Why?

Source: World Economic Forum (video statements)

Why did Japan just lend $466 million to Chile’s state copper mining company?

The answer lies in the energy transition.

Whether it’s solar farms, data centres or electric vehicles, tomorrow’s infrastructure relies on critical minerals. And none is more crucial than copper, which is used almost anywhere electricity is generated, transmitted or used.

But with demand set to increase 40% by 2040 – and with the world on track to meet just 70% of that – nations are taking steps to shore up their #copper supplies for the future.

A World Economic Forum report maps the policy interventions that will be required to ensure there are enough critical minerals to meet demand: https://www.weforum.org/publications/making-critical-minerals-bankable-policy-tools-to-unlock-investment/

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EU Investment in Greenland: €200 Million Now, More to Come

Source: European Commission (video statements)

The EU and Greenland are strengthening their partnership with €200 million in new investments for 2026 and 2027, focusing on connectivity, clean energy and critical raw materials.

Looking further ahead, the Commission has proposed more than doubling EU funding for Greenland to €530 million in the next EU budget, alongside support for housing, local businesses, sustainable tourism and opportunities for young Greenlanders.

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