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AI models used in bank cyber attacks, warns South Korea’s president

Lee Jae Myung highlights public anxiety over what one official calls a ‘completely new kind of crisis’

Things are fine until they’re not

Budgets; NEETs; malaria; clean tech; growth; Gaza; MPs; charts; social media; Jesus; fans

Apec forum in Shenzhen plans to move ministers’ meeting online and skip leaders’ retreat

Also in this newsletter: Moldova’s PM urges Brussels to keep enlargement window ‘open’

The Tolkien shops and ring cycles at the centre of Russia’s money laundering network

Also in today’s newsletter: ‘rogue’ AI liability and London gold futures

BT struck a deal to buy TalkTalk but the majority of the struggling broadband provider’s creditors are likely to be left with nothing

UK watchdog typically takes a robust view of reduced competition in telecoms market but is taking a back seat this time

Richard Parker says mandate for 80% of all new vehicles sold by end of decade to be all-electric will damage carmakers and suppliers

Tobias Rausch hoping to become the AfD’s figurehead in the Saxony-Anhalt assembly

There is still a class divide when it comes to work that tramples over your body clock

Conservative wins across the country embolden calls for release of ex-leader Jair Bolsonaro if his son is elected president

Marc Filippino speaks to Kate Duguid, Michael Pooler and Lee Harris

The prime minister’s economic vision looks dangerously like a game of two halves

Private equity’s role in consolidating the sector is raising the stakes, making partnerships less sustainable

Move is latest attempt to establish precious metals derivatives in the City

Rising power bills and concerns about monopoly power prompt officials to intervene in deal

As the way men and women dress overlaps, where does that leave the idea of a ‘manly’ aesthetic?

Start-ups such as Yoti and Luciditi are meeting demand for age and identity verification as the government retreats

The party is currently third in opinion polls on 20%, behind Labour and Reform

Architect Peter Morris and TV producer Emily Kennedy took a tired Victorian two-storey house, added Miami colours, ice cream stripes — and joy

Sharp sell-off in US Treasury market starts to feed through to junk-rated companies

The country is being hit by a pre-election debt sell-off. Many fear it could shake the Eurozone