León XIV challenges the giants of artificial intelligence

León XIV challenges the giants of artificial intelligence

“ I ask everyone to stop the construction of yet another Babel.” According to the Pope, humanity is at a crossroads in the face of the technological revolution: to be reduced to an object of a transformation guided by others or to continue being the subject of that change. In his first encyclical, titled Magnifica humanitas, the Pontiff uses a powerful biblical metaphor: the Tower of Babel versus the reconstruction of Jerusalem.

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Abuses against the flotilla open a new rift between Europe and Israel

Abuses against the flotilla open a new rift between Europe and Israel

The scene of Minister Itamar Ben Gvir humiliating the international activists of the Global Sumud Flotilla could cost the Israeli government dearly. In the European Union, which is gradually hardening its stance regarding the attitude of Beniamin Netanyahu’s administration, the images of foreign civilians handcuffed and kneeling amid the laughter of the Israeli National Security Minister have caused outrage.

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The night Kyiv trembled

The night Kyiv trembled

The stray dog that went in and out every so often of the Kontraktova ploshcha metro station, in the central Podil neighborhood, was the perfect thermometer to understand when the attacks launched by Russia in the early hours of Sunday on Kyiv intensified and which is one of the harshest, if not the greatest, of what it has launched against the Ukrainian capital since the beginning of the invasion in February 2022.

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Russia has used the Oréshnik three times, Putin's "indestructible" missile

Russia has used the Oréshnik three times, Putin’s “indestructible” missile

It is the third time that Russia presents to the public the star of its arsenal and, as on this occasion, it previously left behind what it was designed for: destruction. The Oréshnik, whose name in Russian means ‘hazelnut’, is a next-generation hypersonic ballistic missile that the Russian army used for the first time on November 21, 2024, during the attack on a weapons factory near the Ukrainian city of Dnipro (southeast). The second attack took place on January 9, 2026, against the Lviv province (west).

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Was the grandfather a Nazi?

Was the grandfather a Nazi?

On April 15, 1945, when the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II was already imminent, a high-ranking official arrived at Hans Huber’s paper factory on the outskirts of Munich with a strict and secret order. According to the instructions, several trucks loaded with papers would arrive at his factory, which had to be destroyed immediately.

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Trump assumes an agreement with Iran that will allow the opening of the Strait of Hormuz

Trump assumes an agreement with Iran that will allow the opening of the Strait of Hormuz

President Donald Trump announced this Saturday afternoon that an Iran deal had been “largely negotiated, subject to its completion,” practically closing the process to end the war, after calls with Israel and regional allies. In the statement on his social network, he implied that only a few details remained and guaranteed the opening of the Strait of Hormuz.

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