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- 1ISO and UNDP launch first global standard for SDG action▼ISO and UNDP launch world’s first International Standard to advance action on the Sustainable Development Goals
The International Organization for Standardization and the United Nations Development Programme have launched the world's first International Standard designed to advance action on the Sustainable Development Goals. The move aims to give governments, businesses and organisations a common framework for measuring and accelerating their contributions to the 2030 Agenda.
- 2Coinbase CEO Proposes Feedback Endpoints for Agent-Friendly APIs●Coinbase CEO Proposes /feedback Endpoints for Agent-Friendly APIs
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has proposed that API developers add standardized '/feedback' endpoints, making services easier for AI agents to use and report errors to. The suggestion, shared publicly, argues that as autonomous agents increasingly interact with web services, they need clear machine-readable ways to flag problems. Developers are debating whether such a convention would improve agent reliability or add unnecessary complexity to API design.
- 3Analysts Argue WILLOW Trial Endpoint, Not Enpatoran, Failed●The WILLOW Trial Didn’t Fail Enpatoran. The Endpoint Did.
Commentary around Merck KGaA's enpatoran is challenging the framing of the WILLOW trial results, arguing the drug was not proven ineffective but that the trial's chosen endpoint failed to capture the treatment effect. The piece says the outcome measure, not the therapy itself, is what fell short, reigniting debate over how lupus clinical trials are designed and judged.
- 4NDP's Jenny Kwan rebuts Trump's claim immigration is destroying Canada●Jenny Kwan, the NDP's Immigration and Citizenship Critic, was asked about Trump's comments about Canada "destroying itse
Jenny Kwan, the NDP's Immigration and Citizenship Critic, rejected Donald Trump's claim that Canada is destroying itself through immigration. While pushing back on his comments, she also criticised Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent moves toward more restrictive immigration policy, suggesting his government was wrongly blaming immigration for broader problems.