Le Parlement européen crée EPGenAI Hub, une plateforme interne d'IA, pour encadrer l'utilisation d'outils génératifs par les députés, après des inquiétudes sur la qualité et la transparence des documents parlementaires générés par l'IA.
L'ambassadeur de France en Algérie, Stéphane Romatet, a annoncé vouloir augmenter le volume de visas pour les Algériens, suscitant la «consternation» et des accusations de «capitulation» et «trahison» de la part de la droite française, dont Marine Le Pen.
A federal judge in California issued a temporary restraining order, blocking the $111 billion merger between Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery. The ruling, a win for 12 states led by California, cites concerns that the deal would substantially lessen competition in the theatrical film and cable TV markets.
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) is expected to announce confidential filing and lower market capitalization requirements for listings by the end of this month, following months of consultations with market participants.
Quatre experts mandatés par Bercy recommandent une « année blanche » pour le budget 2027. Des économistes estiment à 126 milliards d’euros les économies nécessaires d'ici 2032 pour stabiliser la dette publique, identifiant les niches fiscales comme une source majeure d'économies.
Happy Broccoli Games is developing "Apple Crumble," a mystery game inspired by "Knives Out" where players investigate a family home to solve a grandma's attempted murder. The game, mechanically distinct from their previous title "Duck Detective," will feature a shifting tone from comedic to serious as development progresses towards voice actor recordings.
Houthi militants in Yemen declared an immediate maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia, threatening to worsen oil supply disruptions already caused by Iran's attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. The move escalates regional tensions amidst the ongoing U.S.-Iran conflict and previous Houthi accusations against Riyadh.
Les prix des carburants en France, notamment le SP95-E10 et le gazole, ont de nouveau dépassé les 2 euros le litre. Cette hausse est attribuée à la reprise des hostilités entre les États-Unis et l'Iran, ainsi qu'à l'interdiction d'exportation de gazole par la Russie suite aux frappes ukrainiennes.
Canberra public housing tenant Barbara Belmonte has been without adequate heating for weeks due to delayed repairs, forcing her to relocate. Other tenants face similar issues, prompting criticism from MLA Chiaka Barry and highlighting an ACT Ombudsman's report on Housing ACT's failure to meet landlord obligations.
Piddington village, with 370 residents, voted 96% for independence from the UK after the Home Office announced plans to house over 1,000 male migrants in a local facility, sparking fears over safety and lack of consultation.
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Archaeologists discovered 7,000-year-old wooden fish traps at Lake Tesse, Norway, confirming Mesolithic hunter-gatherers stocked fishless mountain lakes with brown trout around 5000 BC. This reveals early environmental management, centuries before farming, creating fisheries still used today.
The Moto G54 budget smartphone, launched last year, has received a significant price cut in India. The 8GB variant is now Rs 13,999, and the 12GB variant is Rs 15,999, featuring an FHD+ 120Hz display, MediaTek Dimensity chipset, and a 50MP main camera.
Two US biotech companies, Akston Biosciences and OKAVA Pharmaceuticals, are testing experimental GLP-1 weight-loss treatments for overweight cats, aiming to bring the blockbuster drug class into pet medicine amidst a growing pet obesity problem and increasing owner spending on pet health.
Le concert de la DJ Barbara Butch à Grenoble a été interrompu par des militants pro-palestiniens dénonçant son soutien à la proposition de loi Yadan. L'incident a suscité des condamnations du ministre de l'Intérieur et de la Licra, qui demande l'ouverture d'une enquête.
Scientists from Brain Chemistry Labs, in partnership with Calusa Waterkeeper, have identified airborne cyanobacterial neurotoxins, specifically 2,4-DAB, in Southwest Florida. This finding follows previous research linking the toxin to Alzheimer's in beached dolphins and suggests chronic human exposure, posing risks for neurodegenerative diseases like ALS.
New York sculptor Sergio Furnari spent $100,000 creating a life-size statue of deceased far-right activist Charlie Kirk, hoping to sell it for millions. Instead, he faces public backlash, messages threatening to deface the sculpture, and has only raised $1,400 from a crowdfunding campaign, leaving him furious and in financial distress.
Slovakia's Mochovce Nuclear Power Plant began fuel loading at its final unit, set to launch commercially this summer, but will use Russian nuclear fuel from Rosatom's subsidiary TVEL. This highlights the EU's deep reliance on Russia for various stages of the nuclear fuel cycle, despite the European Commission's goal to end this dependence by the early 2030s.
Quatre experts mandatés par Bercy recommandent une « année blanche » pour le budget 2027 et 126 milliards d'euros d'économies d'ici 2032 pour stabiliser la dette publique, ciblant notamment les niches fiscales.
A Hong Kong High Court has ordered the release of 14 defendants, including 12 men and one woman, charged with the alleged murder of former triad gangster Luk Wing-ho five years ago. The court ruled that prosecutors failed to prove Luk's fatal head injuries resulted from deliberate assaults rather than boxing bouts at his gym, directing the jury to acquit all defendants due to insufficient evidence regarding the 2021 incident.
Iran's IRGC thanked Jordanian civilians and military for intelligence on US forces in Jordan, claiming successful strikes on aircraft at Aqaba Airport and destruction of hangars in Al-Azraq. The US confirmed an attack on a facility in Jordan, resulting in casualties, but not the IRGC's claims of damage or higher deaths.
The EU's return regulation is nearing adoption, allowing offshore migration processing hubs despite human rights concerns. Countries like Austria, Denmark, and Germany are poised to establish these centers, raising alarms due to past failures in Australia, Israel, and the US. Critics urge strict human rights safeguards before implementation.
The UK government admitted its outsourced civil service pension scheme, run by Capita, failed, leaving thousands, including a 98-year-old and a young widow, in financial hardship. The Cabinet Office plans to bring the scheme back in-house due to "unacceptable" service levels and missed targets.
Chinese AI leaders Moonshot AI and Alibaba have launched new large language models, Kimi K3 and Qwen3.8, claiming parity with top US systems like OpenAI's GPT and Anthropic's Claude, but with an open-source approach. These releases intensify the US-China technological rivalry, raising questions about America's lead and resource efficiency.
