The article by José António Rodrigues do Carmo criticizes the superficial and biased interpretation of the concepts of genocide and International Humanitarian Law in debates about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, highlighting the hypocrisy and inaccuracies in the speeches of public figures. (translated)
Romy with Mayer supplement "I don't mess around, it splashes, fuck the haters" I know that some (cc Marianne) will sleep badly #secretstory (translated)
In Marseille, the students of the Victor Hugo High School crossed a danger line by mimicking mafia practices with a macabre act of violence against school administrators, reflecting a growing social tension and protest in the French suburbs. (translated)

Angelica Pasculli, suffering from pancreatic cancer and searching for an American super-drug that cannot be found in Europe, is making a desperate appeal to receive the prohibitively expensive therapy and hopes to get help to live longer with her son. (translated)

A team of students from the Centre de Formation des Journalistes de Paris debunks the black legend about doping through pregnancy in Soviet gymnasts at the 1968 Mexico Olympics, revealing that the supposed confession of Olga Kovalenko was false and that there was never any evidence of an official doping program based on pregnancy. (translated)

I used to think that a supreme court served to ensure justice in a country, not to help sell it. Instead of 3 impeccable judges, we have 3 street vendors of the president's maniac, who instead of carefully reviewing a decision opposed by all of Argentina, quickly send to persecute those who raise their voices: this pathetic justice has just invented an indictment against Grabois, who coincidentally spent the last 24 hours cursing at them. (translated)
Nike announced the establishment of a new operating model called Pace, resulting in job cuts to achieve $2.5 billion in savings by 2031, following mixed financial results. (translated)

Forget ‘superintelligence’: error-prone AI nearly sparked worldwar 3? Timnit Gebru Emily Bender https://t.co/sgvxhzScJF “The first loss of control will not look like a machine seizing power, it will look like humans quietly surrendering judgment to a system that sounds certain” #AI #Superintelligence #Technology #Nospecificcountriesarementionedinthetweet.
If I'm not mistaken, most military vehicles also run on diesel. If you want to fight a nice war with Russia as @SecGenNATO, the fuel is out. And then? Solar panels on the tanks? Sails? No? Can't be done? Then push? Can @jpaternotte, @rubenbrekelmans, and @RobJetten do that? Jan shouldn't nibble too much on the Ozempic or else he will blow away. And then with @DefensieMin as a siren on the bow? No? Can't do that? So electric then? With the engineers who install the charging stations? Although, for that, we don't have enough natural gas again. And if I'm not mistaken, the scarcity in diesel is closely related to the scarcity in kerosene. If you want to bomb Russia with your mighty F35s, your tank is already empty above Germany. You have to go the rest flying. Do we maybe still have the F35PG* variant in our collection? Can we fly that towards Russia from the Vaalserberg with favorable winds? Can that be done with all the bombs and grenades? We don't have the latter either? Jesus... Or can we let that F35 fly on LPG? That would be nice. The price of LPG usually doesn’t go up that fast. There is another problem: you can only bomb during the day if you want to refuel everywhere. At night, that’s only possible along the highway. But then you do have a runway. But even this isn't without problems: I have a Mercedes R500L, an eight-cylinder. With a small LPG tank. In no time, you find yourself at the pump with that thing. And you get cramps in your thumb because you have to hold that button for so long. With such an F35, you would have to land and take off about 20 times quickly to get to Russia. The return journey is less problematic. #Putin has enough gas. Although, I’m not sure he has the right tank connection. And I think you have to press the installation button for a very long time before the tank of such an F35 is full. Who is going to do that? @DefensieStas? He can probably handle it. Then he can still press his mustache somewhere (against something). Can we maybe send the navy? We still have a few frigates, right? What do you say? Cannon broken? You don't need that at all: you can't hit anything with it anyway. Just ask the Americans. They have experience with that by now. Well. All quite tricky. But our leaders will surely find a solution. One of the recurring themes in the decline of superpowers throughout history is that the powers that be increasingly disconnected from reality in the (dozens of) years leading up to it and then suddenly realized that the (military) power they thought they had was no longer there at all. Does that seem familiar to you? I think #Putin is pouring himself an extra glass of vodka tonight. And that Xi Jin Ping is having a lavish dinner tonight with Peking duck, babi pang pang, and Bam Goreng. *Paraglider. (translated)
A member of the National Rally from Grenay, in Pas-de-Calais, resigned after wearing a t-shirt displaying a white supremacist slogan at a public meeting, causing an uproar and calls for resignation from the mayor. (translated)

A supertanker with a capacity of 2.5 million barrels was hit by an unknown projectile in the Strait of Hormuz, after which a fire broke out on the ship, but the crew is safe and the cause of the attack and damage is currently being investigated. (translated)
UGT claims that the national minimum wage should be over one thousand euros in January 2027 and proposes a salary increase of 5.5% in collective negotiations, focusing on the appreciation of work and the dignity of workers. (translated)
Lethal injection, although being the most commonly used method in the United States due to its supposed effectiveness and reduced cruelty, has a high failure rate of 7% between 1890 and 2010, which is twice that of other execution methods. (translated)
