AI is a real chimera: It can make the world radically better
The era of artificial intelligence has already begun and we talk more about its risks than its possibilities. Can we allow ourselves to be optimistic?
Kaja Kallas: ‘Russia has been humiliated in Syria. They were there, but their thoughts were elsewhere’
The head of European diplomacy insists that now is not the time to talk about the recognition of the new Syrian government and asks the 27 for a common position on the return of refugees
Biden breaks single-day record for pardons by commuting nearly 1,500 sentences and pardoning 39
The president, who controversially granted a pardon to his son Hunter, says he will approve further clemency measures before leaving office
Cold without wind: German ‘dunkelflaute’ brings electricity prices to crisis levels and depletes gas reserves
German consumers will pay almost €400 per megawatt hour on Thursday, the highest figure since the end of 2022
From 10,000 to 2,000 soldiers in five years: France’s decline in Africa accelerates
A wave of sovereignty and the emergence of new actors such as Russia, China, and Turkey have pushed Paris out from its main zone of influence in the Sahel
Seeking low-cost technological solutions for the war in Ukraine
Teams from various ministries and the army are working on innovative developments that can produce battlefield material on a large scale
The John Ford film saved from the axe and rediscovered 100 years later in Chile
Film researcher Jaime Córdova has recovered ‘The Scarlet Drop,’ one of the earliest films by American director John Ford, from a warehouse sale in Santiago and brought it back to the screen
Elephant heads, miniature ships and bespoke sound: The art of creating ‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’
The special effects company ILM, founded by George Lucas, plays a crucial role in preserving the essence of the saga. To achieve this, it blends cutting-edge technologies with a classic aesthetic
In love with a killer: How the internet became obsessed with Luigi Mangione
It’s not the first time a criminal has stirred public fascination, but the unique combination of factors in this case has transformed the young man arrested for murdering an American insurance magnate into an antihero
Enemies, aliens, prototypes?: Mysterious drone sightings in New Jersey raise alarm
Unidentified flying objects have been spotted in the Northeast for weeks, yet there is no official information about what they are
To act or not to act in Syria: Trump’s first foreign policy dilemma
The Republican has stated that the United States should refrain from getting involved in the conflict, but events in Damascus could have significant consequences for the national security of the world’s leading power
The Salvadoran trail of Ronald Johnson, Trump’s man for Mexico
The retired colonel’s tenure as ambassador to El Salvador lasted less than two years, but it was enough for him to forge a personal friendship with President Nayib Bukele. During the country’s civil war in the 1980s, he led combat and counterinsurgency operations