Bitcoin falls more than 10% in one day: How to take advantage of these falls?
Leveraged futures trading is a powerful tool that allows you to take advantage of cryptocurrency price movements. Know how it works. Read more Source link
AI fakes, cyberattacks threaten German election – DW – 12/06/2024
Germany is bracing for digital threats in the run-up to the general election. With the country expected to elect a new parliament on February 23, authorities and researchers are raising concerns about the potential impact of hack-and-leak operations and disinformation campaigns aimed at swaying public opinion or sowing division ahead of the vote. In a … Read more
India-Bangladesh tensions on the rise
Tensions between Dhaka and New Delhi have been on the rise since the ouster of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina. Bangladesh’s interim Prime Minister has alleged India is spreading disinformation about the fate of the country’s Hindu minority. Ties between the two sides are also at a new low with Hasina in exile in India. … Read more
Israel’s war on media: Accusations of propaganda, intimidation and censorship
Israel’s government has been accused of increasing pressure on journalists over coverage of the war in Gaza. Press advocates say the decision to impose economic sanctions on Haaretz is part of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s master plan to control the narrative and stomp out criticism. Source link
France’s PM and government have fallen, so what are Macron’s next options?
French President Emmanuel Macron faces a daunting challenge after Michel Barnier and his government fell to a historic vote of no confidence this week, plunging the country into political chaos. Macron must now quickly appoint a new leader capable of navigating a fractured parliament and steering France out of its crisis. Source link
Spain to grant work permits to hundreds of thousands of irregular migrants
Unlike many of its European neighbors, the Spanish government has just adopted a reform which could grant full legal status to irregular migrants, giving an estimated 900,000 foreigners permits in the next three years. The change to the migration rules will begin in six months, in May 2025. The country believes migrants are an opportunity … Read more
Schuheins: Erfa group meets in Pirmasens
The Swiss Erfa group Schuheins, consisting of eight members from SABU and ZUSA, met in Pirmasens from November 24th to 26th this year. The group had previously toured Amsterdam, Elche and Copenhagen. The program was put together by organizer Lisa Benz from the Swiss Institute for SMEs and Entrepreneurship. After a visit to the Hauenstein … Read more
State of Florida prepares to save in bitcoin
Plans for the Florida government to launch a strategic bitcoin reserve are in full swing. Political leaders, unions and defenders of digital currency are advancing an initiative for the state to become the first to save in cryptocurrencies in the United States. Samuel Armes, president of the Florida Blockchain Business Association (FBBA), commented on X … Read more
Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, from Haute Couture to the Holy Halls of Notre Dame
Known for his playful and colorful designs and collaborations with pop royalty like Lady Gaga, Beyoncé and Rihanna, French fashion designer Jean-Charles de Castelbajac has a big mission: to dress the 700 clergy for the grand reopening of Paris’s beloved cathedral after the devastating fire 5 years ago. The designs are fun, modern and simple. … Read more
Forget me bot: Mystery behind the names causing ChatGPT to crash
What’s in a name? When it comes to AI, a name can mean a huge data protection headache. This week, the internet was fascinated by a list of people that the AI chatbot ChatGPT refuses to talk about. And it’s changing the debate around your “right to be forgotten” online. Source link