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A campaign message reading 'It is time to change our planet' is drawing millions of engagements as Turkey pushes its bid to host the COP31 UN climate summit. The slogan frames the hosting bid around urgent climate action, and it is resonating widely with global audiences following the latest round of United Nations climate negotiations.
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Representatives met in Rome for crisis talks over the future of 131 Ericsson workers in Genoa, whose jobs are at risk amid the company's restructuring in Italy. The summit brought together officials and unions seeking a solution to preserve the Genoa site. Local coverage in Liguria is following the outcome closely, given the stakes for the city's workforce.
- 3Euronews hosts Defence & Space Summit 2026 in Brussels▼Euronews Defence & Space Summit 2026 | Live from Brussels
Euronews is holding its Defence & Space Summit 2026 in Brussels, with proceedings broadcast live. The summit brings together policymakers, industry figures and experts to discuss European defence capabilities and space policy at a time of rising security concerns on the continent. Viewers are following the event closely online, with strong engagement around the live coverage.
- 4Housing protesters clash with police at Valencia real estate summit▼Breaking: Housing rights protesters clash with police after trying to enter a real estate investment summit. : Outside P
Housing rights protesters attempted to force their way into a real estate investment summit in Valencia, leading to clashes with police outside the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía in the City of Arts and Sciences. Demonstrators are voicing anger over housing speculation and rising rents, with footage of the confrontation circulating widely on Spanish social media.
- 5Livelong Women's Health Summit Plans 2027 Expansion▼Livelong Women’s Health Summit Builds Momentum for 2027 Expansion
The Health & Fitness Association says the Livelong Women's Health Summit is building momentum toward an expanded edition in 2027. The announcement signals growing industry interest in women's health programming within the fitness sector, with organisers pointing to the summit's traction as the basis for scaling up the event. Details on the planned format and location have not yet been released.
- 6Poor leaders can damage employee mental health and company success▼Poor leaders can tank employees’ mental health (and the company); his business summit puts workplace culture on blast
A Kansas City business summit is spotlighting how bad leadership harms employees' mental health and ultimately undermines companies. Organisers argue that toxic workplace culture driven by poor managers leads to burnout, turnover and weaker performance, and they are pushing leaders to treat culture as a core business priority rather than an afterthought.
- 7UN human rights chief addresses Oxford AI governance summit●At the Oxford AI and # HumanRights Summit, I shared my perspective on where AI governance stands and where the critical
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights spoke at the Oxford AI and Human Rights Summit, offering an assessment of where AI governance stands and where critical gaps remain. The remarks highlighted challenges including scalability of regulation, bridging ethics and human rights in technology, and the limits of industry standards, calling for a global, multi-disciplinary dialogue on the issue.
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A dialogue held in Muğla, Türkiye, has gathered local climate priorities as part of preparations on the road to COP31. The initiative, associated with the United Nations in Türkiye, aims to ensure regional and community-level concerns feed into international climate negotiations. Discussion is focused on how local voices will shape the agenda at the upcoming global climate summit.
- 910th Annual Privacy & Data Protection Summit Draws Attention▼10th Annual Privacy & Data Protection Summit
The Center for Democracy and Technology is hosting its 10th Annual Privacy & Data Protection Summit, a gathering focused on data protection and digital privacy issues. The event brings together policy experts, regulators and industry figures to discuss current privacy debates. It comes at a time of growing public concern over how companies and governments handle personal data.
- 10Beijing wanted more from Xi's Washington state visit●Exclusive | Beijing wanted more from Xi’s Washington state visit
Chinese leader Xi Jinping's state visit to Washington delivered less than Beijing had hoped for, according to an exclusive report by the South China Morning Post. The report suggests officials in Beijing had sought greater concessions or outcomes from the trip than what was ultimately achieved, highlighting gaps between the two sides despite the ceremonial significance of the visit.
- 11Amnesty Urges Action, Not Speeches, Ahead of COP31 for Pacific▼Pre-COP31: World Leaders Must Show Up for the Pacific Through Action, Not Just Speeches
Amnesty International has issued a statement ahead of the COP31 climate summit, calling on world leaders to show up for Pacific Island nations through concrete action rather than speeches. The organisation argues Pacific communities face existential climate threats and need binding commitments on emissions and support, not symbolic declarations. The statement adds pressure on governments preparing their negotiating positions ahead of the conference.
- 12Sagemcom to partner Global prpl Summit 2026 on open broadband●Sagemcom Reinforces Commitment to Open Broadband Innovation as Strategic Partner of the Global prpl Summit 2026
Sagemcom has announced it will serve as a strategic partner of the Global prpl Summit 2026, underscoring its commitment to open broadband innovation. The prpl Summit brings together operators, chipset makers and device vendors working on open-source software for broadband customer-premises equipment. The announcement highlights Sagemcom's continued involvement in the prpl Foundation ecosystem as the industry pushes toward more open, interoperable home gateway platforms.
- 13Pakistan launches national mental health policy at global summit▼Pakistan Global Mental Health Summit: National Policy Launched to Reach 32.4 million People Needing Mental Health Care
Pakistan has launched a national mental health policy at the Global Mental Health Summit, with the World Health Organization's regional office announcing the initiative. The policy is designed to reach an estimated 32.4 million Pakistanis who need mental health care, marking a major step in addressing a long-underfunded area of the country's health system.
- 14Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, Somalia agree to boost ties, reject foreign meddling▼Leaders of Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea and Somalia agree to boost ties, reject foreign meddling
The leaders of Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea and Somalia have agreed to strengthen cooperation among their countries and rejected foreign interference in the region. The summit reflects growing coordination in the Horn of Africa and Red Sea area at a time of heightened tensions, including Sudan's ongoing war and disputes over regional influence.
- 15UN climate chief warns extreme heat endangers mothers and babies▼At pre-COP, UN climate chief warns of heat threat to mothers and babies
At pre-COP climate negotiations, the UN's top climate official warned that rising extreme heat poses a serious threat to pregnant women, mothers and newborn babies. The warning frames maternal and infant health as an under-recognised impact of global warming, ahead of the COP summit, with climate advocates expected to push for stronger heat-protection measures for vulnerable groups.
- 16Crimea Pass in Eryri and its Crimean War origins●Crimea Pass in #Eryri for #MotoringMonday Apparently the opening of this road coincided with the Crimean War and an inn
The Crimea Pass in Eryri, north Wales, takes its name from the Crimean War. The road reportedly opened around the time the conflict began, and an inn built at the summit of the climb — officially the Prince Llewellyn Inn — was nicknamed The Crimea in commemoration. The nickname stuck, and the pass has carried the name ever since, a detail being shared with motoring enthusiasts.
- 17HMG Strategy Holds 18th Silicon Valley C-Level Tech Leadership Summit▼Final Opportunity to Join More Than 155 Technology Leaders Tomorrow at HMG Strategy's 18th Annual Silicon Valley C-Level Technology Leadership Summit
HMG Strategy is hosting its 18th Annual Silicon Valley C-Level Technology Leadership Summit, with more than 155 technology leaders set to participate tomorrow. The event brings together senior technology executives for discussions on leadership and innovation, and the organisers are noting that this is the final opportunity to register to attend.
- 18Egypt, Somalia, Eritrea and Sudan hold summit on Red Sea, Nile and Ethiopia▼Egypt, Somalia, Eritrea and Sudan summit: Red Sea, Nile and Ethiopia
Egypt, Somalia, Eritrea and Sudan have held a summit focused on Red Sea security, Nile water issues and tensions with Ethiopia. The four countries are aligning positions amid disputes over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, Ethiopia's Red Sea access ambitions, and regional security concerns. The meeting signals deepening coordination among Cairo's allies in the Horn of Africa and along the Nile basin.
- 19SONiC Foundation Adds New Members Ahead of OCP Global Summit 2026●SONiC Foundation Welcomes New Members to its Growing AI Networking Ecosystem, Expands Presence at OCP Global Summit 2026
The SONiC Foundation, hosted under the Linux Foundation, announced that new members have joined its open-source network operating system project, strengthening its ecosystem for AI-driven data center networking. The foundation also said it is expanding its presence at the OCP Global Summit 2026, where SONiC-based AI networking technologies will be showcased to the open hardware community.
- 20Tigray fighting dominates Egypt Horn of Africa summit●Tigray fighting puts Horn of Africa tensions at centre of Egypt summit
Fighting in Ethiopia's Tigray region has put tensions across the Horn of Africa at the centre of a summit being held in Egypt. The conflict in northern Ethiopia has raised fears of wider regional instability, drawing in concerns from neighbouring states including Sudan. Delegates at the meeting are expected to discuss the implications of the fighting for security and stability in the broader Red Sea region.
- 21Methane mega-leaks revealed in UN climate summit host Turkey●Revealed: the methane mega-leaks from UN climate summit host Turkey
The Guardian reports that Turkey, the host of an upcoming UN climate summit, is the source of major methane leaks, uncovered through investigative reporting. The finding raises questions about the country's suitability as summit host given its apparent failure to control potent greenhouse gas emissions from its energy and infrastructure sectors.
- 22Four themes to watch at Auto Finance Summit 2026●Rates, securitization, sales, AI: 4 themes to watch at Auto Finance Summit 2026
Attention is turning to the Auto Finance Summit 2026, with four key themes flagged ahead of the event: interest rates, securitization, vehicle sales and artificial intelligence. Industry watchers expect lenders and analysts to focus on how elevated borrowing costs, funding markets and AI adoption will shape auto lending and car sales in the coming year.
- 23China state media touts economic potential after Xi-Trump summit●State media highlights China’s economic potential following Xi-Trump summit
Chinese state media are emphasising the country's economic potential in the wake of the summit between President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump. The coverage frames China as a resilient and attractive market despite ongoing trade tensions with the United States. Observers see the messaging as an effort to project confidence and keep investors reassured after the leaders' high-stakes meeting.