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The United Nations aviation agency has announced new rules, effective Friday, limiting passengers to two portable and rechargeable batteries per flight and prohibiting their charging onboard due to safety concerns.
Southeast Asian nations, led by Vietnam, are rapidly implementing AI regulations and asserting control over data flows, but analysts warn these measures could inadvertently harm their economies.
The International Olympic Committee has decided to ban transgender women and those with differences in sexual development from women’s events at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, mandating a gene-screening test for eligibility. This move has drawn mixed reactions, with criticism from France and support from other nations.
A High Court has ruled that a live-in relationship between a married man and a consenting woman does not constitute a criminal offense, despite a complaint lodged by the woman's family.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called on the European Union to review its emissions trading system to protect the competitiveness of its aviation sector, as EU countries remain divided over proposed reforms to the system.
A multimillion-dollar settlement has been approved in a class action claim for Canadian customers of the 23andMe genetic testing company who were impacted by a past data breach.