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The European contingent includes national security advisers from France, the U.K., Germany and Italy, in addition to senior officials from NATO as well as the European Commission and the European Council. The inclusion of EU figures as well as an Italian representative follows a push by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who warned of fragmentation in a letter to European Council President António Costa last week. Despite their presence in Abu Dhabi, though, the European team is not expected to be inside the room during the main negotiations, according to two senior officials aware of the format. A German official told…

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Published on 9 November 2026 – 20:12 GMT+1•Updated 20:13 Dancing robots from the company Aigibot opened the Web Summit 2026 technology conference in Lisbon on Monday, putting China’s artificial intelligence technology firmly on stage. “The superstars of the future are not coming from California; they’re coming from China,” Web Summit CEO and founder Paddy Cosgrave told an audience of up to 12,000 people. “Chinese companies are building more of our shared future than anyone else,” he added, referring to the open source technology. The United States and China are in an artificial intelligence race to build out the technology, as…

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Meanwhile, the U.S. is steering talks on a Black Sea ceasefire and an agreement on safe passage, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio saying Washington is reviewing proposals from Turkey forwarded in late October and is “open” to ideas from India. An agreement would not end the conflict, Rubio said, but it would “solve a unique aspect” of it by easing the spillover on food security for vulnerable nations. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said on Oct. 21 that the bloc is working with Turkey, India and food-importing countries in Africa and other regions on a freedom-of-navigation deal. Ukraine…

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On Monday Pope Leo XIV called on Argentina to protect the most vulnerable people and placed attention on those with disabilities at the heart of his message during his first full day in the country. The Pontiff visited Cottolengo Don Orione, a care centre located in Claypole, south of Buenos Aires, whose work has been affected by the austerity measures of Javier Milei’s government. The institution, founded in 1935 by an Italian priest, houses more than 400 people with disabilities on a 50 hectare site. Known as the “city of charity”, the centre has suffered the consequences of cuts to…

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Artificial intelligence could help scientists get closer to understanding how animals communicate, as researchers increasingly use machine learning to analyse sounds made by species ranging from birds and elephants to whales and dolphins. One organisation working at the forefront of this research is the Earth Species Project, a US-based non-profit group developing AI models to analyse animal vocalisations and identify patterns that could help explain how different species communicate. The organisation is using AI to decode animal communication, with the longer-term goal of understanding what animals are trying to tell one another. It has developed NatureLM-audio, an AI model designed…

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PARIS — Le ministre français des Affaires étrangères, Jean-Noël Barrot, a déclaré que l’Iran était à l’origine de la récente série de cyberattaques “sans précédent” visant les réfrigérateurs de plusieurs grandes chaînes de supermarchés du pays le mois dernier. “Grâce à l’excellent travail des services gouvernementaux, je suis en mesure de confirmer que la responsabilité de cette attaque incombe aux Gardiens de la Révolution iranienne”, a déclaré le ministre aux journalistes lundi, lors d’une réunion du G7 à Paris. “Nous allons imposer des sanctions au niveau européen à l’encontre des responsables”, a-t-ajouté. Jean-Noël Barrot a déclaré que 700 points de…

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Standing in the popemobile, Pope Leo XIV waved to crowds lining the route before stepping down to greet people waiting near the entrance. Footage shows him walking past the faithful, acknowledging those who had come to see him, then pausing in the chapel before the relic of St Luigi Orione’s heart. At the Pequeño Cottolengo Don Orione in Claypole, in Almirante Brown partido some 30km south of Buenos Aires, the pope unveiled a commemorative plaque and toured part of the 50-hectare site, which houses more than 400 people with disabilities in 16 homes. Welcomed by Bishop Jorge Rubén Lugones of…

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Published on 9 November 2026 – 16:58 GMT+1•Updated 17:05 If you filled up your car this Monday, you will have noticed that the amount you paid made it possible to put a little more fuel in the tank than has been usual since Donald Trump and Netanyahu attacked Iran at the end of February. This morning, petrol in Portugal was 9.5 cents cheaper and diesel had fallen by 9 cents. It was meant to fall further. According to an estimate by the Automóvel Clube de Portugal (ACP) (source in Portuguese), the price of petrol should have dropped by 12.5 cents…

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Published on 9 November 2026 – 16:05 GMT+1•Updated 17:23 The European Commission plans to ban ten manipulative website and app designs outright, from false claims that stock is running low to pre-ticked add-ons and nagging pop-ups, according to a draft of the Digital Fairness Act seen by Euronews. The proposal, due to be presented on Wednesday, would also bar loot boxes and pay-to-win features for children in video games, require a “terminate the contract here” button for online subscriptions and let the Commission fine companies up to 6% of their global turnover. The Commission’s impact assessment estimates the rules would…

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