In 2025, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) developed two institutional apparatuses to enhance the international collaboration in the domain of artificial intelligence (AI) governance:

• United Nations Independent International Scientific Panel on AI
• Global Dialogue on AI Governance

These programs are meant to deal with the rapidly developing implications of AI on societies, economies, and ethics across the globe.

The United Nations has introduced the Global Mechanism (GM) for Cyberspace, which is an ongoing platform to facilitate responsible state behavior over the internet. The mechanism is constructed on the agreement reached by the Open-Ended Working Group (OEWG) on July 11, 27 years of negotiations later, and a new cycle of international cyber governance is opened.

Recent research has found out that invasive plants and animals have cost the global economy more than 2.2 trillion dollars since 1960, which is 16 times more than earlier estimates. Based on the InvaCost database, the study points to the huge financial cost as well as the long-standing underreporting of costs, particularly in such nations as India.

One of the firsts in our galaxy is a quadruple star system named UPM J1040-3551 AabBab. The system has two young red dwarf stars and is matched by two cold brown dwarfs giving a hierarchical arrangement that is not common.

The second step in the government legal reforms is the Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Bill, 2025, that is being proposed in the Lok Sabha. The bill will decriminalize minor offenses, rationalize punishment, and ease implementation of 16 central acts of law, based on the 2023 Jan Vishwas Act. The purpose is to ease the judicial load, enhance the ease of doing business, and create a governance system that is founded on trust, not on fear.