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For 33 years, it was almost impossible to separate Nvidia from Jensen Huang. The co-founder, always in his leather jacket, turned a company he started with two friends in a Silicon Valley diner into one of the world’s most valuable firms. He drew stadium crowds to watch him unveil the chips that power tools like ChatGPT. His resignation on Thursday leaves the company facing a question it has never had to answer: what does Nvidia look like without him? He stepped down after admitting an affair with a woman US officials believe was working for Chinese intelligence, and after reports…
Dirty, dangerous and turbulent. When French photographer Jean-Pierre Laffont landed in New York in the 1960s his plan was to record ordinary lives from an outsider’s perspective. From civil and gay rights to anti-Vietnam war protests, he soon discovered a city on the edge of a cultural revolution, driven by movements, rebelling against the firmly fixed and established norms. Much has been written recently about the deep splits which divide the United States, and Laffont’s work perfectly illustrates some of the roots of the “revolutions that continue to shape” the entire country today. In a wide ranging conversation with European…
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Repairs are another problem. Ships damaged in the ice can no longer be fixed in EU yards. Europe is currently the specialist in repairing icebreakers. China’s repair capacity is limited, Rötters said. The tanker Alexey Kosygin, for example, has spent an unusually long time in a Chinese shipyard after being damaged. The other option is to sail west first. Because Russian ships cannot stop in Europe, they could transfer the gas near Murmansk from the specialized tankers to conventional carriers, which would then take it to Asia. Russia has bought an estimated 20 to 25 second-hand conventional ships for this…
By Euronews Persian Published on 13 November 2026 – 10:39 GMT+1•Updated 14:39 The US has rejected claims by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) that its forces destroyed an American early-warning radar in Bahrain. US Central Command (CENTCOM) said on Friday that the IRGC had launched two one-way attack drones towards Bahrain and that both had been shot down by US forces. “There were no injuries or damage,” it said. The Guard’s aerospace force fighters had reportedly launched a strike in response to an attack on a telecommunications tower in Sirik County in southern Iran on Thursday. The IRGC said in a…
Trying to solve everything means solving nothing. But then that’s the point. “It is obvious that Putin is simply stalling for time, trying to destroy or capture Ukraine or win this war of attrition, waiting for aid to stop in Europe and for Europe to be divided,” Ukrainian opposition lawmaker Mykola Kniazhytskyi told POLITICO. The “let’s negotiate everything together” approach has been a key part of the playbook Putin and his Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov have used time and again when it comes to Ukraine, and earlier in Syria. Ukraine’s former commander-in-chief Valerii Zaluzhnyi, now his country’s ambassador to London,…
Footage reveals mounds of plastic refuse cascading from a colossal wooden steed, surrounded by banner-waving Greenpeace demonstrators. Pedestrians halt to record the six-metre structure outside Konyaaltı’s municipal offices, an allegory of the mythical Trojan Horse designed to highlight the latent environmental cost of polymers, while local sanitation teams clear rubbish from a neighbouring stretch of coast. Produced in partnership with Danish artist Thomas Dambo, the piece targets plastic contamination and the fossil-fuel companies driving its output. According to activist Berk Butan, the sculpture demonstrates how plastics serve as the petrochemical industry’s “Trojan Horse”, embedding themselves seamlessly into modern life. Campaigners…
The countries previously confirmed that they aim to close the first deals to set up the off-shore centers in 2026, with plans to make them operational as of next year. The deportation hub in Rwanda would function as a pilot project and deals with other countries and involving other EU countries are likely to follow. A recent reform of EU rules made it possible for EU members to cut deals to set up such deportation hubs with other countries on the condition that they meet international human rights standards. Specifics of the scheme, including the nationalities of the people that…
Published on 13 November 2026 – 22:04 GMT+1 A tanker struck a New Orleans river cruise on Friday, partially submerging the boat. New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno’s office said multiple people have been rescued, and search-and-rescue operations are still ongoing. Approximately 129 passengers were aboard the riverboat American Heritage at the time of the incident, according to the Port of New Orleans. Video from the scene showed the much larger boat operated by American Cruise Lines crashing into the paddlewheel cruise boat while it appeared to be docked. People were seen in the river in life jackets or standing near…
Published on 13 November 2026 – 10:15 GMT+1 Robyn is not shy about her feelings towards the Eurovision Song Contest, labelling the annual music event as “shit” and “embarrassing”. The celebrated Swedish pop star, whose hits include ‘Show Me Love’, ‘With Every Heartbeat’ and ‘Dancing On My Own’, shared her verdict during an appearance on comedian and actress Amy Poehler’s podcast, Good Hang. Robyn suggested Eurovision’s appeal had diminished for her since ABBA’s involvement. The Swedish pop group won Eurovision with their hit song ‘Waterloo’ in 1974, and since then, Sweden has won the contest six times – the latest…