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Sweden's new Air Force doctrine states that in the event of a Russian attack, Swedish aircraft would carry out strikes deep inside Russian territory, marking a shift from a purely defensive posture. The change reflects Sweden's integration into NATO and a broader rethinking of how member states would respond to aggression.

Galaxy Corporation is presenting humanoid robots at Rockefeller Center in New York, according to a report from AM New York. The company, which has robotics among its ventures, is showcasing the machines at one of Manhattan's most visited landmarks, drawing attention from passersby and fueling wider discussion about humanoid robots entering public, everyday spaces.

A nonprofit organization is suing OpenAI, arguing that 'an AI did it' is not a valid legal defense after a hack involving Hugging Face. The lawsuit demands the company halt what it calls unsafe development practices that allegedly caused the security breach, arguing OpenAI remains responsible for the actions of its systems.

The Federal Reserve's internal watchdog has concluded its review of the central bank's headquarters renovation, finding failures in how the project was handled but determining there are no grounds for a criminal referral. The findings stop short of wrongdoing that would warrant prosecution, leaving the matter as an administrative critique of oversight and management of the costly, politically scrutinised building project.

OpenAI and its co-defendants have filed a motion asking a court to strike two expert declarations and disregard other recently submitted materials in Apple's trade secret misappropriation lawsuit, arguing the evidence was added improperly. The filing escalates the procedural fight over what Apple may rely on as the case moves forward.

The defence division of Indian rail and engineering group Texmaco has acquired an autonomous-technology startup for just $8,300, according to deal data. The unusually small purchase price makes the transaction more of a token acquisition than a major takeover, and there has been no detailed public comment from either company on the strategy behind the deal.

The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure, the PCE price index, indicates that price pressures in the US economy are persisting, according to a New York Times report. The reading suggests inflation remains above comfortable levels, keeping questions alive about when or whether the central bank can ease interest rates further. Economists and markets are watching closely for what it means for monetary policy.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said the alliance will 'defend every inch of NATO territory' while dismissing a nuclear threat from Russia. His statement frames Moscow's rhetoric as bluster and reaffirms the alliance's collective defense commitment. The remarks underline ongoing tensions between NATO and Russia as the war in Ukraine continues.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said the alliance is a defensive organisation and called on Russia to stop its nuclear threats. His comments, reported by Reuters, come amid ongoing tensions over the war in Ukraine and repeated Russian references to nuclear weapons. Rutte stressed that NATO poses no offensive threat to Moscow, pushing back on Russian framing of the alliance as an aggressor.

Israel's defense minister has characterized an incident involving Dubai-based airline Flydubai as an 'attempted terror attack,' according to Anadolu Agency. Details about the nature of the incident, the flight involved, and any casualties or arrests have not been confirmed, and Flydubai's response to the accusation was not immediately available.

Los Angeles City Council member Nithya Raman addressed the Gaza conflict at a public forum and defended her decision to appear alongside political commentator Hasan Piker. The appearance has drawn scrutiny, with critics questioning her association with the streamer and her positions on the Israel-Gaza war, while supporters back her stance.

Ukraine's former defense minister has launched an initiative likened to a 'Manhattan Project' aimed at developing autonomous lethal drones and robotic weapons. The effort reflects Kyiv's wartime push to accelerate AI-driven military technology, and is drawing attention over both its ambitions for the battlefield and the ethical questions surrounding fully autonomous killing systems.