International
Duralex: the new buyer wants to “produce profitably”
The new management of Duralex unveiled on Monday its first measures to restart the famous glassworks, less than a month after the takeover of the company by Cédric Meston.
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Peru asks Russia for information about its nationals recruited to fight in Ukraine
The Peruvian Foreign Minister, Carlos Espá, addressed this Monday in Moscow with his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, the "desperate situation" of 459 compatriots who have been recruited by the Russian forces to...
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International
Oxford museum makes 'historic' return of Naga human remains
An Oxford University museum on Monday returned the remains of 39 people taken during Britain's colonial rule in India to members of its Naga community.
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Crypto
Shiba Inu (SHIB) Holder Count Surges Amid Severe Price Correction
Shiba Inu tops its holder count with over 2,025 new wallets as adoption continues to grow despite the broader crypto market drawdown.
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International
‘I know what it’s like to fight’- France’s most popular sportsman says he’s running for president
Five-times Olympic judo champion Teddy Riner says he is neither leftwing nor rightwing but would seek to ‘bring people together’
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International
'You are being anesthetized to spend 9 hours a day on your cell phone', says Ronaldo Lemos
'If you stay on your cell phone all day, you forget to be grateful, you forget to be a person who is capable of exercising compassion, you leave aside any idea of benevolence.'
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International
Nvidia scandal: when Chinese intelligence goes through “sexpionage”
The revelation of an affair between Jensen Huang, director of Nvidia, and a Chinese national suspected of working for Beijing's intelligence services had the effect of a bombshell in the United States. She also recalls that “sexpionage” is a process that Beijing has mastered and uses to influence its technological war against the United States.
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International
My parents decided to die together and I had to face their loss alone
Jan and Els sought medical intervention to end their life together after 50 years of happy marriage, leaving behind their only child.
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International
The short breaks that help the brain learn new things
The brain needs rest to consolidate newly acquired knowledge and transform it from a transient memory to a lasting memory
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Crypto
Sam Altman ChatGPT AI Predicts Nvidia Crash Following Jensen Huang Affair
Nvidia’s once-unstoppable ascent could be heading toward a historic collapse. What if the recent personal and national-security scandal engulfing CEO Jensen Huang spirals into something far darker? Sam… The post Sam Altman ChatGPT AI Predicts Nvidia Crash Following Jensen Huang Affair appeared first on Tokenist.
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International
Avigdor Lieberman went from being a former close ally of Netanyahu to seeking to bring him down
Former Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman, known for his hard-line stances and failure to make concessions, seeks to play a pivotal role in the negotiations aimed at forming an Israeli government capable of turning the political page on Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Politics
Burnham warns that NHS will ‘struggle’ to cope if consultants don’t resume talks over pay – as it happened
Hospital consultants are set to go on a two-day strike at the end of October Downing Street has insisted that the government remains committed to the principle of the zero emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate – while not denying today’s Guardian report saying interim targets to achieve it are set to be watered down. (See 9.26am.) Asked about the story at the daily lobby briefing, the PM’s spokesperson said: The government is fully behind the zero emission vehicle mandate, and no decisions have been taken yet. We’re sticking to our commitment, phasing out new cars that run only on petrol or diesel by
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