BBC Business·
What happened to the internet?
Faced with a barrage of ads, misinformation, AI slop, toxicity and doom-scrolling, it can feel like the internet is kind of... broken. Is it? And what are the alternatives?
Chris Bowen vows to override Queensland and NT to force renewables-powered AI datacentres
The Guardian World•
Energy minister says Australian households and energy reliability will be protected by new federal legislation Energy minister Chris Bowen says the federal government will override state governments…
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France 24·
July 2026: the warmest month brings up concerns about the French economy
The summer has never been so hot in France, and it is not the state that will say otherwise. Firefighters' interventions and rescue services, evacuations of 220,000 people and the..
France 24·
TikTok, YouTube, Facebook... access to disturbed social networks in Guinea
In Guinea, access to several social networks is severely disrupted in the country. For almost a week, Guineans have used VPNs to access Facebook, TikTok and YouTube. ..
Le Monde·
In Germany, traffic at Leipzig airport temporarily interrupted due to an unidentified flying object
"An object was discovered in the southern runway area," which led to the use of a demining robot and the opening of an investigation, the police said. Air traffic has since resumed,..
Der Spiegel·
War on Ukraine: North Korea apparently moves ballistic missiles to Russia
The military alliance between Moscow and North Korea is becoming ever closer. A possible missile shipment from Pyongyang intensifies Ukraine’s concerns about ballistic missile defense anyway
France 24·
Ebola in DR Congo: new treatment centre opens in Bunia
A new Ebola treatment centre opens its doors in the north-eastern DR Congo, in Bunia, epicentre of the epidemic. Health authorities are trying to contain an epidemic that..