Royal climate plea, US AI stance, UK school meals and EU border delays highlighted
Prince William urged urgent climate action, while Trump downplayed AI safety concerns; Boris Johnson criticized Putin after a near-miss drone attack, and the UK announced new school food standards as Europe postponed border rule changes.
In a recent address, Prince William called for decisive measures to curb climate change by 2030. Meanwhile, President Trump appeared to sideline warnings about artificial intelligence safety as he focuses on competition with China. Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson denounced what he called "warped logic" by Putin after a Russian drone narrowly missed his train. The UK government also unveiled stricter school meal regulations aimed at reducing child obesity. In Europe, planned border rule updates have been delayed over concerns they could spark further travel disruption.
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The items reflect key policy shifts on climate, technology safety, public health and European travel that affect millions.
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