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What is known about the status of the crew members of the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier?

The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier returned to its base in San Diego after 264 days of continued mission in the Middle East and reports of poor conditions on board and mental health effects on crew members. Guillermo Pulido, a political and master's degree in Security, Peace and Defense, was our Guest of the day and explained to us what the mission of the ship was, what its achievements have been and the consequences of remaining so many days without touching land.

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Security, central theme for the elections in Brazil

While Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva proposes to strengthen cooperation with the different states to combat crime, Flávio Bolsonaro defends tougher penalties and the classification of the PCC and the Vermelho Command as terrorist organizations. The debate takes place in a context marked by the expansion of these gangs linked to drug trafficking, money laundering and territorial disputes inside and outside Brazil.

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Sovereignty, security and state: What is at stake in the Brazilian elections?

Brazil must decide between two country projects: Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who speaks of defending sovereignty and reducing inequalities, and Flavio Bolsonaro, aligned with Trump's policy and focused on the free market. The campaign has been marked by concerns about security and economy, as well as the Bank Master corruption case and the crisis in the Supreme Court.

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Security failures paralyze the launch of the new OpenAI IA

OpenAI cancelled on Monday the public launch of its new artificial intelligence model, Astra 6.1, after confirming in internal tests that it does not meet the required safety barriers. The decision takes place one day before the annual OpenAI DevDay conference and in the midst of disputes over unauthorized access to government websites in Australia, as well as a report from the UK's IA Security Institute that warns about a spontaneous increase in cyber attacks in system simulations.

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Seven days to reopen the Strait of Ormuz: Iran sets conditions in exchange for critical US concessions. United States.

Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi spoke with journalists covering the UN Security Council meeting to make public a new initiative that could allow the resumption of navigation along the road through a fifth of world oil. Tehran would agree to the opening if Washington lifted its naval blockade, suspended sanctions against Iranian oil and included Lebanon in negotiations for a new ceasefire.

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A report highlights security errors in the murder of Charlie Kirk

The University of Utah did not adequately assess the risks of the event attended by the conservative activist, such as the possibility of a shooter on the roof, while a representative of Turning Point, the organization founded by Charlie Kirk, insisted that he speak outdoors despite security concerns due to nearby roofs, according to a report submitted this Friday by the academic institution.

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UN Security Council supports Saudi Arabia's right to defence against the Hutti

In a statement adopted by its 15 members, the most powerful UN body condemned on Friday, September 25, the Hutii attacks on Saudi Arabia and its potential threat to maritime trade in the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. At the same time, he claimed "the inherent right" of the kingdom to "self-defence" against the Yemeni rebels supported by Iran, and ratified "its support" to the internationally recognized and supported Government of Yemen.

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Directives from OpenAI, Anthropic and Hugging Face speak to the UN Security Council

In this edition of the United Nations General Assembly, artificial intelligence is at the heart of the debate. OpenAI, Anthropic and Hugging Face leaders addressed the UN Security Council, following warnings from industry actors calling for the IA to continue to be regulated due to the possible negative impact it might have not.

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United States United States, Denmark and Greenland sign security agreement

United States The United States, Denmark and Greenland signed a security agreement granting Washington a permanent military presence on the Arctic island. The pact prohibits non-NATO actors from having a presence in the territory, and local self-determination and national sovereignty are also respected.

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Donald Trump Announces Security Agreement on Greenland

Donald Trump announced an agreement with Denmark and Greenland that gives the United States "permanent control" over the security of the Arctic island, in a movement that strengthens the US military presence in the Arctic, after months ago the president held that control of the territory is necessary for "national security reasons."