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1. 3 bodies found in home of Krakow shooting suspect, Polish PM says, after 6 killed, 16 injured in city square

   

   Six people were killed and 16 wounded after a gunman opened fire Saturday afternoon in a busy market square in Krakow, authorities said, in what Poland's defence minister called an "act of terror."

2. Israel's president asks Gadi Eisenkot, Netanyahu's rival, to form new government

   

   Israel's president has tapped opposition candidate Gadi Eisenkot to form a new government, in another setback for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

3. Paraguay judge orders detention of impeached ex-president amid corruption investigation

   

   Paraguayan prosecutors on Saturday charged former president Santiago Peña with breach of trust and administration for personal gain and asked a court to jail him pending trial, a day after his ​impeachment over the collapse of digital lender Ueno.

4. The age of AI warfare has dawned. Is Canada ready?

   

   Countries like the U.S., U.K. and China are pouring billions into AI-integrated military software and hardware, despite legal and ethical concerns. Canadian defence technology companies, military experts and defence officials all say keeping humans in the loop will be key.

5. Canada's military is using Palantir software. What are the risks?

   

   Canada has multimillion-dollar contracts with U.S. tech firm Palantir. Experts warn the deals could expose military data to U.S. authorities and deepen Canada's reliance on foreign technology, while DND says its systems keep government data secure in Canada.