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worldJune 3, 2026City A.M.

Why Britain needs a defence innovation engine

Britain must follow the US by aligning government demand, private capital, and entrepreneurs to leverage its technological talent against modern national security threats, says Simon PavittBritain has spent years celebrating entrepreneurs who changed how we shop, bank, travel and work. From Deliveroo and Revolut to Wise, British founders have shown they can build world-class technology

businessJune 3, 2026Devdiscourse

How Rising Conflict Is Undermining Foreign Investment and Economic Growth

A World Bank Group and King’s College London study finds that armed conflict significantly reduces foreign investment, jobs, and economic diversification, with the impact becoming stronger in recent years as investors grow more sensitive to geopolitical risks. The research highlights that peace and stability are critical for attracting investment and sustaining economic growth, making conflict prevention and strong institutions essential policy priorities for governments.

worldJune 3, 2026Devdiscourse

Natural Disasters and Extreme Heat Are Creating a New Global Employment Crisis

A World Bank-led study finds that natural hazards cause the equivalent of 9.4 million job losses annually worldwide, while extreme heat contributes nearly 80 million more, with the heaviest burden falling on low-income countries and poorer households. The findings highlight that climate resilience policies must focus not only on protecting infrastructure but also on safeguarding jobs, incomes, and worker productivity.

technologyJune 3, 2026Firstpost

Globe at a glance: From US sanctions on Iran crypto exchange to Anthropic's AI rollout in India

Your window to world news: The United States tightened pressure on Iran with fresh sanctions and a tanker strike, Canada and Mexico pushed to renew the USMCA, Marco Rubio renewed claims of mediating India-Pakistan tensions, Japan flagged a Pakistan-linked mosque as illegal, India gained access to Anthropic’s cybersecurity AI model, and investigators uncovered fresh Pakistan links in a terror-underworld probe — here’s your global roundup for the day

worldJune 3, 2026Times of India

Everest speed record sparks ‘ethics’ row

South Asia News: American endurance athlete Tyler Andrews’s record-breaking Everest ascent has triggered a fierce debate in the climbing world, with critics questionin.