in English

• Hundreds of Millions of iPhones Can Be Hacked With a New Tool Found in the Wild

• Federal Cyber Experts Called Microsoft's Cloud “A Pile of Shit”, yet Approved It

• A Tiny Camera Revealed a Hidden Passage in the Great Pyramid

• Strikes on Iran gas fields could force Turkey to ramp up LNG imports

• Iran Bushehr nuclear plant missile strike risk raises fears of Gulf-wide water crisis

• Israel strikes Iran's Asaluyeh gas complex, the country's largest gas processing facility

• Iran debuts a new state-of-the-art hypersonic missile

• “No oil, no money,” Orban tells Ukraine

• Crisp crisis! Japan's favourite snacks hit by 2026 oil shock

• Ancient skeleton unearthed in France is latest to be found sitting upright

• Millions of Americans are about to lose access to birth control

• Fire damage, clogged toilets, and sinking morale: USS Gerald R Ford to set sails for repairs in Crete

• US postal service will run out of money by February 2027, says agency chief

• Legacy systems leave us vulnerable. Australia should subsidise their replacement

• Footage Appears To Show China Mass-Producing Iranian-Style Kamikaze Drones

• Details Of Fire On US Navy's Largest Carrier Much Worse Than Previously Known

• “We're At War”: Ecuador Deploys 75,000 Troops, Launches Anti-Cartel Missile Strikes; Colombia Warns “We're Being Bombed”

• mRNA covid injections cause serious cardiac harm to young people

• Japan deploys upgraded Type-12 missiles, spiking China tensions

• FBI is buying location data to track US citizens, director confirms, the real problem is not the buyer but the seller side, who already have such data...

• Czech Man's Stone in Barn's Foundations Is Rare Bronze Age Spearhead Mold

• Russian oil tanker heading to Cuba amid US economic blockade

• UK to double steel tariffs to 50% to save plants from collapse

• Australia Has One Month Before Energy Crisis And Fuel Rationing

en Français

• Glasshole 2.0 : la décision de Meta de partager avec des tiers des images intimes filmées par ses lunettes Ray-Ban suscite des craintes plus alarmantes que celles qui ont provoqué l'échec des Google Glass

• Villa de 1200 m² avec piscine, notes de taxis de 15.000 euros par an... L’Ordre des médecins étrillé par l’Inspection générale des finances

• Au moins trois Français arrêtés à Dubaï pour avoir filmé la guerre

• Meta a dépensé plus de 2 milliards de dollars en lobbying via des réseaux sombres pour faire pression en faveur d'une technologie invasive de vérification de l'âge

• « On n’est pas entendu ; pire, on est puni » : ces lanceurs d’alerte racontent le violent retour de bâton subi après avoir dénoncé des scandales

in Italiano

• “Una società di spionaggio israeliana sta operando per influenza le elezioni”: la denuncia del primo ministro sloveno

• Iran, raid di Israele contro raffinerie e il giacimento di gas più grande al mondo. Teheran risponde minacciando Arabia, Emirati e Qatar. Barile di nuovo sopra i 100 dollari

• Chat di Stato, con un solo punto: o si fa un progetto FLOSS e distribuito o si fa spazzatura crapware, l'ennesima...

• Addio al tremore senza bisturi: la rivoluzione degli ultrasuoni al Besta. Efficace contro il Parkinson, promettente contro tumori cerebrali e Alzheimer

• “Israele ha distrutto casa mia, con armi americane pagate con le mie tasse”: gli abitanti di Beirut bombardati da Tel Aviv

• Trento, Mussolini resta cittadino onorario. Il voto segreto manda sotto la maggioranza di centrosinistra

• L'ombra del colonialismo: l'ex diplomatico belga Davignon a processo per l'assassinio di Patrice Lumumba

• Incendio a bordo della USS Gerald R. Ford: danni maggiori del previsto e le fragilità di una flotta sotto stress

• Il grande scollamento del Barile: perché Brent e WTI non raccontano più la verità sul petrolio

• “Palestinese in vendita”: coloni israeliani pubblicano la foto di un 39enne con disabilità legato e bendato. La madre: “È sparito dal 2024”

• Il ritorno del metallo di guerra: perché il Tungsteno sta volando a +557% (e perché la Cina ride)

• Quasi 1.200 navi bloccate a Hormuz, crescono i premi per le merci