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South Sudan: More than half of the food-insecure population

In South Sudan, the food crisis is worsening. Nearly 7.8 million people, or more than half of the population, face acute food insecurity. The growing El Niño climate phenomenon could further exacerbate the situation by increasing the risk of drought and flooding in several regions of East Africa.

The drawing news: could IA really have our skin?

What if disaster scenarios on artificial intelligence were no longer just science fiction? Between alerts of researchers, concerns of the bosses of technology and the global race for innovation, the debate is intensifying, although most experts believe that the risk exists but remains low in the short term.

Trial of the murder of Aramburu: how the "dream night" of a "solar being" turned into drama

The second week of the trial of the murder of Federico Aramburu allowed his relatives and friends to describe the personality of this former rugbyman, killed on 19 March 2022 in the streets of Paris by two ultra-droit activists. Present alongside him until his last breath, former international Shaun Hegarty told how the accused orchestrated a hunt for the mortal man after a fight on the terrace.

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Portrait of adolescent finances

It is necessary for students to have practical economic knowledge to survive in such an unpredictable geopolitical scenario.

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Zohran Mamdani: "Democracy is no good if people cannot meet their needs"

He became the first socialist mayor of New York eight months ago with the promise that another way of doing politics is possible. Although critics are not lacking, the energy of the Mamdani effect is felt in the city and in the Democratic ranks of the United States. Your obsession: improving the working class's life