The movement, founded a month ago on the rejection of hatred embodied by the leader of the Italian extreme right, took like a powder trail. In Rome, this Saturday, December 14, he will be counting his strength. In Rome, this Saturday, December 14, in the famous Piazza San […]
Finland: the coalition in power weakened, the Prime Minister resigns
Published on :Threatened with a vote of no confidence in Parliament on Wednesday, Social Democratic Prime Minister Antti Rinne decided to withdraw on Tuesday, December 3, after what began as a social conflict in the postal sector. Just a few days ago, there was no sign of the government crisis, which led […]
China sanctions US Navy and NGOs “that behaved badly” in Hong Kong
Published on :In particular, Beijing will “suspend requests for recovery visits from US warships”. China announced on Monday, December 2 the immediate suspension of US warship recovery stops in Hong Kong and sanctions against several US non-governmental organizations. These measures are being taken in response to the adoption in the United States […]
17 media reveal documents on the functioning of Chinese detention camps
Published on :More than one million Muslims, mainly of Uighur ethnicity, are being held in political re-education camps in Xinjiang. Documents revealed on Sunday 24 November by a consortium of journalists show the Chinese regime’s absolute control over its huge detention camps in the predominantly Muslim region of Xinjiang, where more […]
The Gafam and China, the two masters of the technological revolution
Published on :The Gafam (Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft) on the one hand, and China on the other, are announcing themselves as the key players in the ongoing technological change. Two technological announcements in recent days have given us an idea of the world that is preparing, without us, French […]
Facebook in Trump’s embrace
Published on :Zuckerberg’s political mistakes, accused of complacency towards the Republicans, could put a severe strain on an already fragile company, says Nicolas Colin. Uber’s descent into hell in 2017 was triggered by a hashtag. Shortly after coming to power, Donald Trump formed an advisory board composed of leaders of major […]
The longest direct flight in history landed in Sydney
Published on :The passengers were observed by researchers during the 19-hour flight. The longest non-stop flight in history landed in Sydney on Sunday morning, October 20, after more than 19 hours in the air since leaving New York. Qantas’ experimental flight QF7879 travelled for exactly 19 hours and 16 minutes, the first […]
Amazonia, a paradise on fire
Published on :Au Brésil, la forêt amazonienne en feu est aussi le résultat d’un combat, celui que perdent les arbres face à l’avancée de l’industrie agroalimentaire. Voyage dans le poumon de la terre, par la photographe Cristina de Middel, de l’agence Magnum. This summer, images of the world’s largest fire-damaged rainforest […]
Google Extend Its Bug Bounty Program for Play Store
Published on :Google continually seeks ways to enhance the privacy and security of its products plus its supporting ecosystems. People at Google comprehend the power of open systems plus ecosystems out there. Because of this, a wide array of vulnerability reward programs are being offered by them at present, thus motivating the […]
Boris Johnson accused of sexual touching by a British journalist
Published on :In an article published Sunday in the Sunday Times, journalist Charlotte Edwardes accused Boris Johnson of having caressed her thigh insistingly against her will in 1999. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, champion of Brexit, is also known for his tumultuous loves, but the denunciation of a journalist, who accuses him […]