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Security Council Turns to AI to Safeguard Maritime Shipping Routes

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By Nathan Leander Guma
| La Voce Di New York Verified
The United Nations Security Council is calling for the use of AI in maritime security, with data from the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) showing disruptions along key maritime routes, raising concerns about the safety of international maritime traffic. This comes at a time when piracy has returned to crucial straits, with attacks on ships, which Member States say also affect inland economies.
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EIB and Canada Open Door to Investment in Critical Minerals

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By Nathan Leander Guma
| thenewshawks.com
BY NATHAN GUMA The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Canada have signed an agreement that could bring more European investment into Canada’s mining sector, as both sides look to secure supplies of critical minerals. The agreement was signed at the EU-Canada Summit in Montréal on 30 October 2026. It gives the EIB a legal framework to consider financing and providing technical support to eligible projects in Canada.
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UN Turns to Forecasting, Early Aid as Intense El Nino threatens millions Original

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By Nathan Leander Guma
| thenewshawks.com
By Nathan Guma The United Nations is using improved climate forecasting and early humanitarian funding to prepare for an exceptionally strong El Niño expected to worsen droughts, floods and food insecurity across Africa and other parts of the world.
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