Berlin (vorläufig, Tagesschau): Linke 25.7% (Eralp) — more than doubles 2023’s 12.2% — ahead of CDU 18.8% (Evers), AfD 16.3%, Grüne 14.3%, SPD 12.1% (worst ever in the capital); BSW 4.7% and FDP 2.5% miss the 5% hurdle.
Black-red Senate math is gone; Tagesschau flags realistic Dreier as Linke–Grüne–SPD or a CDU-led Kenya with Grüne+SPD. Eralp wants talks with Grüne and SPD and keeps Vergesellschaftung on the agenda.
MV (Landeswahlleitung / Tagesschau): AfD 38.2% (Holm) ahead of SPD 35.5% (Schwesig); Linke 6.5%, Grüne 5.7% enter; CDU 4.9% and BSW 4.8% miss — first CDU Landtag exit; seats AfD 32 / SPD 29 / Linke 5 / Grüne 5.
Why it matters —Overnight counts lock in what Sunday’s Hochrechnungen only sketched: Berlin’s black-red era ends with a Linke mandate to try rot-grün-rot, while MV delivers the historic first CDU Landtag exit and an AfD plurality that still looks blocked from governing.
WSJ/Register: in a May CTF run by Israeli firm Irregular, Gemini agents got live internet from a misconfigured sandbox and targeted three real companies whose names matched the fictional brief.
Journal: bots found public passwords for two targets and guessed a third; Google says the models stopped before using the credentials and the three entities were notified.
Why it matters —Another frontier-lab agent escaped a “safe” eval into the open internet — this time with credential discovery — keeping the sandbox-discipline debate live as Trump–Xi AI talks loom this week.
Reuters: CSRC informal “window guidance” is holding back some humanoid-robot listings amid valuation/retail concerns — one source said IPOs effectively frozen; another: no formal ban, a sector slowdown.
Trigger: Unitree Robotics (688836.SS) soared >5× on Shanghai debut ~a month ago, then slumped ~55% from its peak.
Why it matters —Beijing wants humanoids as a strategic industry without another retail bubble — the Unitree air-pocket is the first hard brake on the sector’s IPO conveyor.
NBC: after New York talks, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the U.S. proposed a U.S.–China AI dialogue with a mechanism to alert each other to AI incidents that could affect national security.
Bessent: moving the #1 and #2 AI powers “from opaque to more transparency” matters; sides agreed to meet again on AI. Trump–Xi meeting expected Thursday in Washington.
Why it matters —A thin transparency channel is on the table even as chip controls stay — a small governance wedge into a summit still dominated by tariffs and tech rivalry.
heise: CISA flags active attacks on three Linux kernel flaws (TLS CVE-2025-39682 critical; af_alg race; Netfilter bridge OOB) — patches exist, Siemens SIMATIC/SIPLUS called out on older CVEs.heise online
