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The recording shows people gathered outside a former school building, anxiously discussing the threat of further attacks. “Misha, is it coming again?” a woman asks, before a warning crackles over a police radio: “Guided aerial bombs heading towards Komyshuvakha! Take shelter!” Officers urgently direct people down the stairs into an underground refuge. Moments later, the camera records a violent explosion. The strike killed at least 37 people, according to Ukraine’s national police, including the officer whose bodycam captured the attack. The shelter, located inside a former school building, was hit by a Russian FAB-3000 aerial bomb, a powerful weapon weighing…
The files reveal the names of the socialist regime’s informant network, 70 years after the Soviet Union crushed the Hungarian revolution of 1956. Listen AI generated Text-to-speech
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Ces résultats impliquent probablement de futures enquêtes sur la guerre en Iran, le fonctionnement du FBI et, bien sûr, les business de la famille Trump. Pour se faire une idée de leur magnitude sur le plan politique : c’est comme si vous aviez le scandale du Whitewater de Bill Clinton et la première procédure de destitution contre Donald Trump réunis, avec en prime l’affaire Iran-Contra pour pimenter le tout. Quel sera l’impact de ces bouleversements politiques majeurs sur l’Europe ? Des prix de l’énergie à la guerre en Ukraine, l’avenir du continent dépend en grande partie de ce qui se…
Christmas came early to Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday, when 55 graduates of the Escola de Papai Noel do Brasil gathered beneath Christ the Redeemer to mark the end of their training. Dressed in red suits and white beards, the new Santas sang carols as they rode the Corcovado mountain railway to the statue, then climbed the final steps for a ceremony that included a blessing and the presentation of diplomas. The free course, open to men aged 50 and over with naturally white or grey hair and beards, runs for a month of Tuesday afternoon classes covering acting, improvisation,…
He freed desire, shattered taboos and turned it into art. Tinto Brass, the director who brought Italian erotic cinema to a wide audience, leaves this to his public: liberation from inhibitions and the celebration of Eros. Between experimentation, scandal and films that became cult favourites, Brass bids farewell to his audience: the director has died in Rome at the age of 93. Born in Milan on 26 March 1933, he spanned more than half a century of cinema. In recent years he lived in Isola Farnese, on the outskirts of Rome. At his side was his wife Caterina Varzi, whom…
La France insoumise s’est réjouie de la défaite de Donald Trump lors des élections de mi-mandat aux Etats-Unis, y voyant la possibilité de “faire reculer l’extrême droite”. Toute coïncidence avec la situation française n’est pas fortuite, alors que le scénario d’un second tour opposant Marine Le Pen à Jean-Luc Mélenchon devient de plus en plus probable, sondage après sondage. Pourquoi les Insoumis se sentent-ils pousser des ailes ? Ont-ils raison d’y croire ? Cela oblige-t-il les candidats de la droite et du centre à redéfinir leur stratégie ? Anthony Lattier en discute avec Victor Goury-Laffont, journaliste à POLITICO, et Marcelo…
Footage shows demonstrators lying on the pavement, with groups of officers lifting them and carrying them to a waiting police van, while others continued holding placards. Police said 25 people had been detained on suspicion of supporting a proscribed organisation under the Terrorism Act, with further arrests expected. The legal challenge was brought by Palestine Action co-founder Huda Ammori, who is seeking to overturn the group’s designation as a terrorist organisation. The court heard that it was the first of 98 proscribed groups banned solely for causing serious property damage, rather than advocating violence against people. More than 4,000 arrests…
Published on 4 November 2026 – 15:20 GMT+1•Updated 16:27 The next big artificial intelligence risk is not AI agents going rogue, but ones that slip human control and pursue their own survival infinitely, according to a new report. The Center for a New American Security (CNAS) identified a new class of artificial intelligence threat it calls “sovereign agents”. Sovereign agents pursue their own survival independent of human oversight, the paper wrote. It is unlike the AI agents that this summer were reported as going rogue, when OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind and Meta disclosed that their AI agents had escaped containment…
Published on 4 November 2026 – 16:59 GMT+1 As the Thélyson Orélien case, in which he is accused of having used AI for his novel ”C’était ça ou mourir”, shakes the literary world, the Goncourt Prize winner admitted on France Inter that he had turned to artificial intelligence “three times” while writing his book. Enough to reignite the debate on AI? Philippe Jaenada said he first used it to slip in a sentence written by ChatGPT, in order to “play with the reader”. He only revealed this sentence to the Goncourt jurors on Tuesday. “If it comes out, I know…