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Israel-Hamas Conflict · Gaza Strip

Israel Intercepts Gaza-Bound Aid Vessel Carrying Greta Thunberg, Detains Activists

45% Left coverage: 140 sources

Following an order to prevent the 'Madleen' from reaching Gaza shore, the IDF interception underscores warnings of dire shortages in the enclave.See the Story

Elon Musk · United States

Build-up to a blow-up: Inside the Trump-Musk meltdown

43% Right coverage: 94 sources

How a moment of irritation signalled simmering tensions between the two men that would explode into the open days later, and end one of the most extraordinary alliances in American politics.See the Story

Greta Thunberg · Gaza

Israel to Expel French 'Freedom Flotilla' Activists, MEP Rima Hassan Held in Solitary Confinement

38% Left coverage: 21 sources

Four French activists who are being detained by Israel after being intercepted on board the Madleen humanitarian aid boat sailing for Gaza will be sent back to France on Thursday or Friday, Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said Wednesday. One of the activists, MEP Rima Hassan, was briefly held in solitary confinement, an NGO representing the activists said.See the Story

The UCO Notes that Santos Cerdán Managed the Collection of Bites of up to 620,000 Euros for Ábalos and Koldo García

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

Santos Cerdán was in charge of managing the bites charged by José Luis Ábalos and Koldo García in exchange for irregular awards to builders. This is one of the conclusions of the report that the Central Operational Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard has forwarded to the Supreme Court, to which it has acceded 20 minutes. The document notes that the secretary of Organization of the PSOE managed "economic compensations allegedly derived from Acciona", w…Pedro Sánchez · Spain See the Story

Sergio Toribio Arrives in Spain After Agreeing to Be Deported by Israel for His Participation in Gaza's Humanitarian Ship: "It Has Been a Pirate Attack"

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The Spaniard who was traveling aboard the Flotilla para la Libertad, Sergio Toribio, is already in Spain. Toribio arrived early this Tuesday at El Prat airport in Barcelona after Israel arrested him in international waters along with 11 activists who intended to deliver aid to Gaza. Four crew members have agreed to leave Israel while the other eight have not signed the consent papers to leave the country pending transfer to the judicial authorit…Greta Thunberg See the Story

Surveillance, Punishment and Exclusion: a Manifesto Against Barcelona's New Civic Ordinance

Academics, professors, journalists and various personalities linked to the defense of human rights denounce in a manifesto the intention of the City of Barcelona to pass a new Ordinance of Coexistence that, according to them, would tighten the economic sanctions and expand the punishable behaviors in the public space. "This proposal would increase the dynamics of criminalization towards the most vulnerable people and consolidate a model of city …Professors · Barcelona Read Article

Most of the Complaints that End up in the Ombudsman Arrive From Madrid

Complaints from families of students with specific educational needs, who are not given adequate attention in the centres due to lack of specialized teachers and auxiliary staff. Complaints about the lack of preventive actions in cases related to violence and bullying in schools. Complaints about problems of primary care and difficulties in contacting and obtaining medical appointments, surgical waiting lists, external consultations and for the …Madrid, Spain · Madrid Read Article

Jeff Sharlet: "The Secular Left Has Occupied the Margin for Many Years in the United States"

“The truth is that in La Familia I was wrong about something fundamental,” writes journalist Jeff Sharlet (Scotia, New York, 1971) in the foreword to the new Spanish translation (Captain Swing) of a book that he published in 2008 and that, in 2019, inspired a documentary series in Netflix. “The religious movement he reported in the book had been undermining U.S. democracy for so long without completely displacing it, that I thought it would not …Scotia · Scotia Read Article

Maja, the Anti-Fascist Activist Imprisoned in Hungary, Begins a Hunger Strike

“I can no longer stand the conditions of detention in Hungary. For three months, my cell was watched by video. For seven months, I always had to carry handcuffs outside my cell, and sometimes also inside my cell (...). Officers every hour perform a visual inspection of my cell, also at night, always lighting the light. I have to endure intimate reviews, for which I have to undress completely. (...). My cell is constantly infested with bedbugs an…Hunger Strike · Hungary Read Article

Not Everything Is the ‘New York Times’: How to Save Journalism in Europe

It is February 2024 and, against all odds, a festival of journalism and hope is held in the centre of Warsaw. Midi Outriders, who writes from everything but Poland, celebrates its fourth festival with reporters, activists and artists. “The hope is not to see the world in pink. We must look for it.Journalism · Warsaw Read Article

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Says AI Is Like an Intern Today, but It Will Soon Match Experienced Software Engineers

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman likens AI to an intern, predicting it could assist in knowledge discovery by next year. Amid job loss concerns, he emphasizes that AI's role will evolve significantly over time. Sundar Pichai offers a more optimistic view, seeing AI as an accelerator for creative tasks.Sam Altman See the Story

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Israel Intercepts Gaza-Bound Aid Vessel Carrying Greta Thunberg, Detains Activists

Build-up to a blow-up: Inside the Trump-Musk meltdown

Israel to Expel French 'Freedom Flotilla' Activists, MEP Rima Hassan Held in Solitary Confinement

The UCO Notes that Santos Cerdán Managed the Collection of Bites of up to 620,000 Euros for Ábalos and Koldo García

Sergio Toribio Arrives in Spain After Agreeing to Be Deported by Israel for His Participation in Gaza's Humanitarian Ship: "It Has Been a Pirate Attack"

Surveillance, Punishment and Exclusion: a Manifesto Against Barcelona's New Civic Ordinance

Most of the Complaints that End up in the Ombudsman Arrive From Madrid

Jeff Sharlet: "The Secular Left Has Occupied the Margin for Many Years in the United States"

Maja, the Anti-Fascist Activist Imprisoned in Hungary, Begins a Hunger Strike

Not Everything Is the ‘New York Times’: How to Save Journalism in Europe

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Says AI Is Like an Intern Today, but It Will Soon Match Experienced Software Engineers

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