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Politics · Russia

Chinese engines, shipped as 'cooling units', power Russian drones used in Ukraine

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US officials have joined EU counterparts in pressing China to tighten export controls before a major summit.See the Story

Unions · France

Neanderthals ate MAGGOTS, researchers say as new clues to ancient human habits discovered

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Neanderthals ate lots of maggots and were not the total carnivores we believe they were, a new study has revealed. Researchers have long believed that the diets of Neanderthals, the ancient relative species of human ancestors, consisted almost entirely of meat - similar to those of lions or wolves. But fresh research has proved this likely to be false, instead finding that maggots played a key role in the make-up of a Neanderthal's diet.Due to t…Neanderthals See the Story

In Prison, This Man Learned to Code and Got Recruited by a Silicon Valley Start-Up.

Sentenced to a long sentence for drug trafficking, Preston Thorpe learned to code from his cell. Noted for his work, he is now a developer for a database company.California, United States · California Read Article

The Strange Anti-Drones Rifle of the Russian Intelligence Services to Protect Vladimir Putin

During the parade of 9 May 2025 in Moscow, a bodyguard of the Kremlin chief wore a new device, a sort of portable launcher, a symbol of the new era of electronic warfare and presidential protection methods.Moscow · Moscow Read Article

Between China and the European Union, a Dead-End Dialogue

The summit held in Beijing on 24 July highlighted the many differences between the two blocs.European Union · Beijing Read Article

Ukrainian Children, the Other Target of the Russian Army

Russia is not in the process of testing war crimes. Since the beginning of the invasion, it has claimed nearly 3,000 victims among children, wounded or killed in its bombings.War Crimes · Ukraine Read Article

Don't Make Fun of Those Who Fall in Love with an Ai, It Could (Almost) Happen to Us All.

As loneliness progresses, some find comfort and even a form of love with artificial intelligences. A fairly logical phenomenon when following human psychology.France · France Read Article

Cameroon: 92-Year-Old Paul Biya, a New Presidential Candidacy and so Many Questions

The oldest current president in the world is aiming for a new mandate, and this desire to persist in power is the subject of an increasing challenge.Jesus Christ · Cameroon See the Story

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