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Consulente Zelensky: «Mosca vuole danneggiare infrastrutture internet in Ucraina» Intanto, non si fermano gli attacchi reciproci tra Russia e Ucraina a infrastrutture militari e civili e luoghi abitati La Russia sta attaccando l’infrastruttura della rete informatica ucraina, ma grazie alla capillare diffusione dei canali internet, il Paese non rimarrà completamente senza connessione. Come riporta Ukrinform, l’annuncio è stato dato su Facebook da Serhiy ’Flash’ Beskrestnov, consulente non ufficiale del presidente Volodymyr Zelensky per le questioni tecnologiche ed esperto nel settore. “I russi stanno attaccando la nostra infrastruttura di rete informatica. Ma l’Ucraina è un paese con la più…

Wsj: Usa in pressing sulla Cina su presunti test nucleari Durante tre incontri gli Stati Uniti hanno sollecitato al Cina e rispondere delle accuse di aver condotto segretamente test nucleari a bassissima intensità. L’amministrazione Trump ha avviato colloqui riservati con la Cina sul suo arsenale nucleare in rapida espansione in seguito ai dubbi sul rispetto da parte di Pechino sulla moratoria di test in vigore da trent’anni. Chiedilo al Sole Lo riporta il Wall Street Journal citando alcune fonti, secondo le quali le discussioni si sono svolte a margine di incontri multilaterali a Ginevra, New York e Casablanca. Durante gli incontri, gli Stati Uniti hanno sollecitato al Cina e rispondere…

Macron: possibili attacchi russi agli aeroporti di Parigi e Marsiglia Il presidente francese smentisce le ricostruzioni di El Mundo sul report della Cia mentre il Governo aumenta le protezioni su siti civili e militari È possibile che un drone armato russo possa attaccare l’aeroporto di Orly, o lo Charles de Gaulle, o lo scalo di Marsiglia? «La risposta è sì, bisogna essere molto chiari». Intervistato da France 2 e da TF1, il presidente della Repubblica francese Emmanuel Macron ha smentito la notizia che la Cia avrebbe avvertito Parigi di un attacco imminente «e la stessa cosa ha fatto - ha aggiunto - il ministro della Difesa italiano». Chiedilo al Sole La minaccia però è reale, secondo…

Alla cena per Xi il gotha dell’industria tech Usa: Musk, Huang, Altman. Le first lady rubano la scena Come sempre in queste occasioni, lo stile e l’abbigliamento dei padroni di casa e degli ospiti d’onore hanno costituito uno dei temi centrali della cena di stato in occasuibe della visita del leader cinese in Usa. La serata ha messo in evidenza anche la dipendenza di molte grandi imprese americane dalla produzione cinese Dalla corsa all’intelligenza artificiale alle catene di approvvigionamento, fino ai colossi tecnologici esclusi dal mercato cinese: la cena di Stato offerta alla Casa Bianca in onore del presidente Xi Jinping ha riunito alcuni dei protagonisti delle relazioni sempre più…

Nyt: paradossale che stampa Usa sia fuori da Casa Bianca, quella cinese dentro Secondo il quotidiano i giornalisti di Cnn, MsS Now e Politico sono stati inizialmente bloccati all’ingresso della Casa Bianca nonostante un ordine giudiziario, per poi essere ammessi più tardi La visita di Stato del presidente cinese Xi Jinping alla Casa Bianca ha offerto un’immagine paradossale della politica di Donald Trump nei confronti dei media: mentre numerosi giornalisti cinesi venivano ammessi nel complesso presidenziale per seguire l’incontro, alcuni reporter americani erano inizialmente esclusi per decisione dell’amministrazione. Una contraddizione sottolineata dal New York Times nel raccontare la…

At Ulta Beauty, you can stock up on skincare, makeup, and haircare, then head to the salon for brows shaped, hair styled, and ears pierced, all in one visit. You’ll find brands like Dior, Estée Lauder, and Gucci alongside more affordable favorites and drugstore staples. Many locations feature a Benefit Cosmetics BrowBar, so you can sample products and book an in-store brow service in the same visit. Ulta’s return policy is very forgiving, allowing you to return “gently used” products within 30 days for a full refund. Add in its weekly sales, the 21+ Days of Beauty Event, and stackable Ulta coupons, and you’ll rarely pay full price. I’ve tested a wide range of beauty products sold at Ulta…

If you’ve been outside, at the gym, or on a basketball court, there’s a good chance you’ve seen someone wearing Reeboks. The brand has had its fair share of ups and downs, but it’s riding a wave of increased interest driven by smart business moves, such as a refocus on sports and lifestyle, alongside high-profile collaborations like the Reebok G-Unit G6 50 Cent. Founded in 1958, Reebok has changed hands and gone through multiple iterations. Most recently, in 2022, Adidas sold Reebok to Authentic Brands Group for over two billion dollars. Since then, it’s reinvigorated its sports lineup, hired Shaquel O’Neal as president of Reebok basketball, and signed numerous professional athletes across…

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I don’t know if you’re like me, but one of my favorite ways to treat myself is with products I know will help me improve my body or ease any pain. Therabody has a slew of truly great products, including massage guns to help with everything from sore muscles to aches and pains, a full-on total-body recliner, eye masks to relieve headaches, and an LED skincare mask to keep you looking your best. Although these wellness products can be expensive, they are an invaluable way to keep yourself looking and feeling good (plus, this helps avoid even more expensive hospital visits down the line). Not sure where to start? We have a Therabody tools guide to help you find which product is right for your…

If you’re seeing more birds around your neighborhood right now, it’s not a coincidence. Spring is one of the busiest times of year for bird activity. Not only are migratory birds returning to their nesting sites, but local birds are also building nests, seeking mates, defending territories, and hunting for prey that’s just starting to emerge after winter. If you’re interested in seeing all this activity up close, there’s no better way than with a smart bird feeder. I test these devices year-round for WIRED, and Birdfy’s models consistently hit the sweet spot of features, price, and reliability. If you’re looking for a great gift for the nature enthusiast in your life, or just want to learn…

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Smartphones have better cameras than ever, but there comes a time when you want to show off your beloved photos beyond a tiny phone screen. Give your cherished memories the recognition they deserve with physical photo books from Chatbooks. A photo book brings your photos out of the Cloud and makes an incredible present for grandparents, parents, anniversaries, birthdays, and more. If you’ve been curious about trying out a photo book service, we have a Chatbooks promo code and a Chatbooks coupon code to help you save on your next favorite memento or gift. Get 40% Off Your First Yearbook + Free Standard Shipping With This Chatbooks Promo Code If you’re looking to commemorate your children's…

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If you’re seeing more birds around your neighborhood right now, it’s not a coincidence. Spring is one of the busiest times of year for bird activity. Not only are migratory birds returning to their nesting sites, but local birds are also building nests, seeking mates, defending territories, and hunting for prey that’s just starting to emerge after winter. If you’re interested in seeing all this activity up close, there’s no better way than with a smart bird feeder. I test these devices year-round for WIRED, and Birdfy’s models consistently hit the sweet spot of features, price, and reliability. If you’re looking for a great gift for the nature enthusiast in your life, or just want to learn…

If you’ve been outside since 2020, you’ve probably noticed Hoka. You may even own a pair, too. The once-niche running shoe brand has gone from a favorite among trail and mountain runners to an everyday fixture on sidewalks, running paths, and airports. Founded in 2009, Hoka built its reputation on plush cushioning and oversized midsoles, which is an aesthetic that has since become difficult to miss. The Clifton is our iconic go-to for everyday running, while the Speedgoat series is our favorite for trail running. The latter is cushioned enough for long miles, with enough responsiveness and control to handle technical terrain. Its grip is excellent, too, making it an all-arounder rather than…

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Join War on the Rocks and gain access to content trusted by policymakers, military leaders, and strategic thinkers worldwide. Movies, shows, and books have long been at the forefront of imagining the future of war. If you were to picture the “future soldier,” you’d likely picture the genetically engineered super soldiers that have captivated — and horrified — audiences for decades. Soldiers have been depicted as being engineered or bred for super strength or speed, intense rage or cold calculation, and even half-human, half-machine. While Hollywood’s most alarmist visions for the future soldier are nothing more than fantasy, advances in technologies and AI are pushing the frontier of…

Join War on the Rocks and gain access to content trusted by policymakers, military leaders, and strategic thinkers worldwide. Pyongyang has a long history of conducting irregular warfare and asymmetric operations: Look no further than the 1968 Blue House raid or the 1996 submarine incursion as the most pressing examples. More often than not, North Korea failed to achieve the intended objectives of its missions and lost its commandos. Despite failures, the regime pressed on, and now, over thirty years after the sub incursion, it has the combat experience of its special operations forces in Kursk to leverage. For policymakers and analysts, the more urgent question is that of transferability…

Aside from Bangladesh, the youngest nation of South Asia born in December 1971, Bhutan is the second-to-last state from the region to gain membership in the United Nations. India is a founding member of the U.N., followed by Afghanistan (1946), Pakistan (1947), Nepal and Sri Lanka (1955), and Maldives (1965). Bhutan finally joined on September 21, 1971. Bhutan’s King Jigme Dorji Wangchuk had formally applied for U.N. membership on December 10, 1970, mainly seeking the sovereign equality the global body offers to small nations like Bhutan. In a letter addressed to then-U.N. Secretary-General U Thant, the king wrote, “The Government and people of Bhutan area acutely aware of the proven value…

On August 9, the government in the eastern Indian state of West Bengal did not host events marking the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples. Last year, the day was celebrated with events across the state over four days. The new Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government that came to power in May issued a notice on August 5, stating that this year’s celebration was cancelled. No reason was given for the decision. West Bengal’s indigenous people’s organizations protested the move, as did the opposition parties. “This is an assault on the indigenous people’s identity and pride,” Mayukh Biswas, a leader of the West Bengal unit of the Communist Party of India-Marxists, said, alleging…

The fifth edition of SEMICON India closed on September 19 in New Delhi, after featuring a massive scale of over 600 exhibitors and 300 international companies across 52 countries. Themed “Silicon to Systems: Building the Ecosystem,” the exhibition-cum-conference served two objectives. For industry, it showcased expansion in India’s indigenous technology, ranging from high-performance computing and domestic processor design to system-on-chip design automation tools. On the policy front, the platform highlighted the evolution of India’s semiconductor ecosystem, stressing its expanding capabilities and role in the global semiconductor landscape. Semicon 2.0, the second phase of the India…

On September 18, President Lee Jae-myung convened a press conference. Unlike his other public appearances, this one was devoid of smiles. There were no pleasantries floated. He just trudged to the podium in his crisp dark navy suit, his presence and the ambience made heavier by the royal blue of the presidential office draped in the backdrop. “I have been lacking fear and humility,” he said. “I shall revive the fear for the people and tackle every task more meticulously and fiercely, from a lower position of service.” The administration’s poor performance in opinion polls prompted this sense of crisis and humble words. Lee’s approval ratings have been taking a steady dive since the June…

When Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae sat down with U.S. President Donald Trump in New York on September 22, the timing itself was the message. Chinese President Xi Jinping would arrive in Washington, D.C. the next day for state visit to Washington and his second summit with Trump this year. Takaichi said afterward that holding the talks at such a moment demonstrated the strength of the Japan-U.S. alliance. But the most important audience may have been Trump himself. Tokyo’s anxiety is not hard to understand. Trump personally greeted Xi on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews, an unusually warm welcome for a visiting foreign leader. Xi, for his part, struck a conciliatory tone upon…

Last summer a shipment of F-35 parts was reportedly re-routed to Hong Kong from its intended destination in Australia. Australia is a partner in the F-35 program; the People’s Republic of China is not. U.S. authorities are reportedly trying to recover the parts and prevent future breaches. The incident has caused consternation in the United States and Australia, both of which have effectively committed to the F-35 as the foundation of their future airpower. And yet the mis-shipment has made clear a fundamental contradiction at the heart of the F-35 project; high tech proprietary classification does not go well with an aggressive policy of export and offshoring. In short, it’s hard to keep…

Earlier this month, a judge in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh hit the headlines for delivering 23 death sentences in just four months. Judge Ravi Kumar Diwakar’s 23rd death sentence involved a dowry death case where the man had burnt his wife over dowry demands. In his order, the judge made a grandiose claim that he would “prefer death than to be called a coward judge.” He alleged he was being targeted by “mafias, gangsters, criminals.” Incidentally, Uttar Pradesh stands first in the country with regard to the number of death sentences being handed out. Under Indian jurisprudence, only the “rarest of rare cases” justify the sentencing of a convict to death. However, Diwakar…

In April of 2026, 23-year-old Nway became scared of the dark for the first time in her life. She would lie awake at night, jumping at the noise of a car engine humming past the house she shared with her single mother, anxious that she could be dragged from her bed as she slept. Her fear of the dark was not unfounded. As a Burmese political activist who had spent the last four years of her life in prison until April of this year, she was a high-profile target for forced conscription into the Myanmar military, which seized power in a coup in 2021. The military, which now fully controls only around 20 percent of the country’s territory, has conscripted over 30,000 young people since February…

The Return of the German Question Until this month, a far-right, openly ethnonationalist party had never come so close to winning an absolute majority in an election in the Federal Republic of Germany. Now that it has, and with similarly pro-Russian forces on the rise in France, all Europeans must prepare for the worst. BERLIN—On September 6, the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) won 43.8% of the vote in the German federal state of Saxony-Anhalt, falling just short of an absolute majority. For the first time since the founding of the Federal Republic, an openly ethnonationalist (indeed, racist) party, campaigning on a political platform that is ideologically adjacent to National…

UN Peacekeeping in Crisis With the world facing the largest number of armed conflicts since 1946, the Trump administration’s continuing assault on the United Nations has prevented the organization from fulfilling its peacekeeping duties. A recent report by UN Secretary-General António Guterres shows how the organization has few, if any, levers to fight back. PRETORIA—As global leaders gather for the United Nations General Assembly in New York, the world is facing the largest number of armed conflicts since 1946, with 65 ongoing in 35 countries. There have been more battle-related deaths since 2021 than in the previous two decades. This has put UN peacekeeping under pressure, while a new age…

Lies, Election Lies, and Trump’s Statisticians An obviously amateurish brief published by the US Census Bureau should raise alarms for all businesses, investors, and others who rely on official government statistics. By recklessly undermining trust in what should be an apolitical public service, Donald Trump is jeopardizing a critical pillar of American prosperity. WASHINGTON, DC—When US President Donald Trump fired the head of the US Bureau of Labor Statistics—claiming falsely that the agency’s economic data “were RIGGED” to make him “look bad”—we could at least take solace in the fact that the agency’s critically important work remained unadulterated.

The Return of the IMF to Latin America Over the past decade, many Latin American and Caribbean countries internalized IMF-style policy discipline without having active IMF programs, producing fragile stagnation—and an opening for the Fund to swoop back in. This could end up helping the United States reassert its dominance over the region. BUENOS AIRES—For much of the 2000s, Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) seemed to have finally distanced itself from the International Monetary Fund. The debt crises of the 1980s and the structural-adjustment programs of the 1990s had left deep socioeconomic scars across the region. The commodity boom that followed, together with the rise of progressive…

The Big Picture brings together a range of PS commentaries to give readers a comprehensive understanding of topics in the news – and the deeper issues driving the news. The Big Question features concise contributor analysis and predictions on timely topics. The AI Plot Thickens When it comes to AI, it is difficult to know what to believe. Are the CEOs, researchers, and investors who tout the technology’s seemingly unlimited capabilities more credible, because they work directly with it, or less credible, because they stand to profit handsomely from further investment? While misplaced optimism could fuel a financial bubble, we have seen in recent months that underestimating the risks posed…

The Big Picture Donald Trump has announced that US government documents will now refer to AI as “super intelligence,” because the technology is “amazing,” not “fake.” Trump’s attempted rebrand, which follows reports of rogue AI agents escaping their closed sandboxes and running riot on the internet, highlights a persistent and defining feature of the AI revolution: the manipulation of narratives to serve specific ends. This makes it difficult to know what to believe about AI—and, thus, what to prepare for.

Will AI Take Asian Young People’s Jobs? While AI is beginning to affect some entry-level jobs, its effects remain limited and uneven, and there is little evidence of economy-wide displacement. Nonetheless, from updating education and training to strengthening labor-market institutions, policies are needed to support workers amid AI-induced disruption. SEOUL—AI is advancing at a breathtaking pace, and so are fears about its impact on jobs, especially for young people entering the labor market. The tasks generative AI can increasingly perform—writing computer code, summarizing documents, analyzing data, and handling customer inquiries—are precisely those that often provide young workers with…

The panel examines the urgent questions surrounding AI governance, safety, trust, and inequality, while exploring how the technology could accelerate progress in healthcare, education, climate resilience, and the Sustainable Development Goals. The conversation also tackles a more fundamental question: As AI becomes increasingly capable, what must remain distinctly human? This conversation is part of Global Stage, an award-winning series produced by GZERO Media in partnership with Microsoft exploring the intersection of technology, politics, and society.

Ian points to growing differences in public attitudes toward AI, noting that Americans are increasingly uncertain or fearful about its use while Chinese attitudes are more optimistic. But he rejects framing AI risk around the probability that the technology will destroy humanity. “It’s not AI that’s going to blow us up,” Bremmer says. Instead, he warns that dangerous outcomes could result from decisions made by governments and companies. “If there’s one thing that we need to do to govern this effectively,” Bremmer says, “it’s to recognize that we are the ones with the power and we are the ones therefore with the obligation.” This conversation is presented by GZERO Media in partnership with…

From detecting wildfires before they spread to giving doctors more time with patients, AI is opening new possibilities for how technology can serve the public good. Speaking on a Global Stage panel during the 81st UN General Assembly, Microsoft Vice Chair and President Brad Smith explores how AI is being applied across climate, health care, and education. Smith highlights a system developed with the University of California San Diego that uses AI-enabled cameras on forest watchtowers to detect wildfires, helping first responders act more quickly. In health care, AI can draft notes from patient conversations, giving doctors more time to focus on their patients. In education, Smith discusses…

The world’s middle powers are talking a great deal about the need to work together at the UN this week. French President Emmanuel Macron spoke of reviving multilateralism; South Korean President Lee Jae Myung talked about the “cherished value of multilateral cooperation”; British Prime Minister Andy Burnham discussed the need to “work together to solve the shared problems”; and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi urged member states to “mobilize the collective strength” and “build a framework for cooperation.” Their speeches stood in sharp contrast to the leader of the UN’s most prominent member country – the United States, who proclaimed at the podium that “there is no global…

Consumption of illegal cigarettes in the European Union is up roughly 10% over the past decade, according to the bloc’s estimates. The “underground” cigarette industry is surging as European countries raise tobacco taxes: Belgium, for example, recently increased the excise duty on a 20-pack of cigarettes by €0.56 ($0.64). Meanwhile, one report by Bloomberg found that a clandestine factory in Belgium churns out as many as 1 million counterfeit or fake cigarettes a day. The resulting tax losses cost the EU roughly $19 billion last year. Natalie Johnson is the Deputy Head of Content at GZERO Media and edits the GZERO Daily newsletter. Her career has spanned producing for broadcast cable news…

Netanyahu to address the UN today with Israeli elections in mind Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks at the UN today during a whirlwind eight-hour trip to New York. As some of Israel’s traditional allies – including many European countries – distance themselves from the country over the war in Gaza and rising settler violence in the West Bank, Netanyahu is reportedly planning sideline meetings with leaders from countries that have continued to voice support – notably Argentine President Javier Milei, Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša, and Colombian Vice President José Manuel Restrepo. Netanyahu is likely to use his UN address in part to make a campaign pitch to Israeli…

Netanyahu to address the UN today with Israeli elections in mind Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks at the UN today during a whirlwind eight-hour trip to New York. As some of Israel’s traditional allies – including many European countries – distance themselves from the country over the war in Gaza and rising settler violence in the West Bank, Netanyahu is reportedly planning sideline meetings with leaders from countries that have continued to voice support – notably Argentine President Javier Milei, Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša, and Colombian Vice President José Manuel Restrepo. Netanyahu is likely to use his UN address in part to make a campaign pitch to Israeli…

Netanyahu to address the UN today with Israeli elections in mind Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks at the UN today during a whirlwind eight-hour trip to New York. As some of Israel’s traditional allies – including many European countries – distance themselves from the country over the war in Gaza and rising settler violence in the West Bank, Netanyahu is reportedly planning sideline meetings with leaders from countries that have continued to voice support – notably Argentine President Javier Milei, Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša, and Colombian Vice President José Manuel Restrepo. Netanyahu is likely to use his UN address in part to make a campaign pitch to Israeli…

Le recenti tornate elettorali in Germania hanno confermato l’irresistibile ascesa del partito di estrema destra e neonazista Alternative für Deutschland (AfD). La vittoria ha scatenato nei commenti tanti saggi del “senno di poi”, i quali spesso contraddicono il “senno di prima” degli stessi commentatori. La tesi più diffusa attribuisce la colpa ad Angela Merkel per aver consentito l’ingresso di un milione di siriani nel 2015, provenienti dalla rotta balcanica.

Il quotidiano di Beirut L’Orient-Le-Jour ha chiesto a Rodolphe Saadé come immagina la sua azienda tra dieci anni. “Non so nemmeno come sarà il mondo tra sei mesi…” , ha risposto il potente capo della Cma-Cgm, terzo gruppo mondiale nel campo del trasporto marittimo e della logistica. Sono parole di una franchezza brutale, soprattutto considerando che sono state pronunciate da un uomo che fa circolare più di settecento navi in giro per il mondo e deve affrontare le crisi degli stretti di Hormuz e Bab el Mandeb, oltre che gli umori di Donald Trump e le minacce climatiche. L’incertezza e l’imprevisto fanno ormai parte dell’esistenza quotidiana dei leader mondiali, che si tratti di capi di stato…

Maigret. L’amore e la morte di Pascal Bonitzer, in sala con Lucky Red, è un gioiello del cinema d’autore francese scritto e recitato in maniera assolutamente perfetta e sempre coinvolgente. Al cinema esce anche il sorprendente En el camino del messicano David Pablos. Sono entrambi brevi e densi, opposti nella forma, ma con alcuni punti di contatto sorprendenti. Non c’è dubbio che il film di Bonitzer, malgrado l’omicidio al centro della trama e le tematiche serie, in meno di un’ora e mezza diverta lo spettatore. Ma è un’ironia sottile, anche se pervasiva e costante. Un divertimento che sa rendere complice lo spettatore per la sua raffinatezza, tutta mentale ma per niente fredda. E lo…