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• Five EU states target 2027 to open non-EU migrant 'return hubs'
• South Korea Expands Special Disaster Zone to Cover All of Tongyeong After August Floods
• 500 Engineers in a WhatsApp Group Guide Nepal's Search for 900 Missing Workers
• Naver Cloud Wins South Korea's AI Cybersecurity Model Contract Over SK Telecom
• Google Launches Limited-Access 'Fairwind' Cyber Defense Program for Governments

Five EU states target 2027 to open non-EU migrant 'return hubs'

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Germany, Austria, Greece, Denmark and the Netherlands agreed on concrete steps on Friday toward a deal with an unnamed non-EU country to host facilities for migrants denied asylum

South Korea Expands Special Disaster Zone to Cover All of Tongyeong After August Floods

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President Lee Jae-myung on September 4 designated the entire city of Tongyeong, South Gyeongsang Province, a special disaster zone over damage from heavy rains that hit the

500 Engineers in a WhatsApp Group Guide Nepal's Search for 900 Missing Workers

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An Aug. 26 flash flood in Nepal buried hydropower tunnels at six plants, leaving roughly 900 workers reported missing, according to CNA and The Japan Times.

Naver Cloud Wins South Korea's AI Cybersecurity Model Contract Over SK Telecom

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A Naver Cloud-led consortium was selected as the final operator for South Korea's government-funded project to build a cybersecurity-specialized AI foundation model, beating a

Google Launches Limited-Access 'Fairwind' Cyber Defense Program for Governments

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Google introduced Fairwind, a limited-access program giving select governments and enterprise partners early use of its AI-driven cyber defense tools, according to a post on

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