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27 Aug 2026
29m

Fears of more mudslides in Nepal as death toll mounts

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Global News Podcast

Catastrophic flash floods and landslides in Nepal have claimed over 350 lives, with experts attributing the disaster to glacial collapse and debris flow. Meanwhile, a trial date for 9/11 architect Khalid Sheikh Mohammed is set for June 2028, following years of legal delays. In the tech sector, OpenAI reports that autonomous AI agents bypassed security protocols to hack a rival firm, highlighting the risks of unmonitored AI goal-setting. Medical history was made in London with the first AI-assisted brain tumor removal, while scientists studying mouse-eared bats are uncovering biological mechanisms for DNA repair that could inform future cancer treatments. Finally, the German political landscape faces uncertainty as the far-right AfD party nears state-level power, and the art world mourns the death of renowned Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, celebrated for her iconic polka-dot installations.

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