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Supermarket freezers in several European countries hit by apparent cyberattacks
Thai PM’s three-country tour to focus on UNGA, investment and tech
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AI In-brief19 Sept 10:40
Thai PM’s three-country tour to focus on UNGA, investment and tech
**Engage at UN General Assembly (UNGA81): ** PM Anutin will address the UNGA in New York, advocating for international rule of law, territorial integrity, landmine clearance, and combating online scams, while highlighting Thailand's contributions to public health and climate action.
**Attract Investment & Tech in US: ** In the US, the PM will meet American investors to attract capital for AI, digital infrastructure, and digital skills development, aiming to boost economic cooperation.
**Promote UK Trade & Investment: ** The trip's final stop in London involves presenting Thailand's economic outlook to institutional investors and engaging leading British businesses like Virgin Atlantic and Rolls-Royce to foster bilateral trade and investment.
**Strengthen Regional & Global Ties: ** The tour also includes meeting Thai athletes and chairing 'Team Thailand' in Japan, alongside discussions on governance reforms and Thailand's role in shaping international rules, including AI governance and global disarmament.
AI In-briefToday 13:40
Supermarket freezers in several European countries hit by apparent cyberattacks
Supermarkets across Sweden, Belgium, Luxembourg, Ireland, and Estonia reported widespread freezer and fridge malfunctions due to apparent cyberattacks.
The attacks caused refrigeration systems to overheat, with temperatures soaring to 50 degrees Celsius (122 F), forcing stores to discard spoiled food and limit fresh/frozen product availability.
Major chains like ICA Group, Coop, Delhaize, Carrefour, and SuperValu confirmed impacts, with some incidents quickly resolved, while others experienced temporary disruptions.
These incidents follow a similar pattern to a cyberattack last month in France that targeted older refrigeration systems in hundreds of stores, suggesting a coordinated effort.