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This technology, which was nearly 250 years old, experienced an unexpected revival of interest in the context of the current war between Russia and Ukraine. How do Ukraine and Russia try to use balloons in fighting?
What makes a city so attractive that people want to live, work or even visit it?
After several weeks of setbacks against the Houthis, the Yemeni government forces are trying to resume the initiative against the pro-Iranian rebels. Supported by Saudi aviation, they say they launched a "strategic" counter-offensive during the weekend. They even claim advances on several fronts, which the Shiite rebels deny.
A pre-COP Climate is taking place this week in Fiji, an archipelago threatened by rising waters. Island countries, which play their survival role, want to have a greater impact on climate negotiations. Their main objective: to stop warming to a maximum of 1.5°C. By 2050, 1.2 billion people could be forced into exile due to rising ocean levels.
"pseudo-evidence": the revelations of the online media Mediapart on Monday about Jordan Bardella's anti-Semitic writings in 2013 have since been openly denounced by the National Rally. Their arguments ignore the technical and biographical elements provided by Mediapart three days after their first revelations.
Explosions were heard during the night in Addis Ababa at the army headquarters. Their origin remains unknown, while fighting resumed in the north between the Federal Army and Tigray fighters.
Is artificial intelligence escaping us? After several exits, AI giants are calling for a halt to its development. Engaged in the race, the CEOs of Anthropic, OpenAI and X seem to agree on the need to slow down to avoid the worst. Is their fear justified? In order not to let their competitors distance themselves, are the industrialists really afraid of their creation? In full competition between China and the United States, what place for Europe and its regulation?
