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The author stated that he wants to regain control of immigration policy and establish national priority. He estimated that these measures would generate 15 billion euros in the first year and 29 billion euros in a full year. https://t.co/awMYct42f7 #Politique #Immigration #Économie #FR (translated)

Sextortion: a 100% digital national campaign on TikTok and Snapchat to help 11-17 year olds recognize blackmail, not feel guilty, and not stay alone. Fight against sextortion: launch of the awareness campaign Campaign supported by the Independent Commission on Incest and Sexual Violence Against Children (CIIVISE) Audio Capsules on Health Practices Definition, methods of operation, protective reflexes, criminal offenses, and the role of 3018: official guidelines for talking about it with young people. Health Practices Analysis and link to the source The dossier page provides a definition of sextortion, describes its methods of operation, and lists reflexes that, according to the text, "must be conveyed to young people." It introduces 3018 and the criminal offenses at stake. The press release outlines the campaign messages: the victim is not responsible, and they should not remain alone. The two pages thus provide common guidelines for addressing the topic with young people and their surroundings. Fight against sextortion: launch of the awareness campaign - https://www.pratiquesensante.com/en/blog/practices-15/fight-against-sextortion-launch-of-the-awareness-campaign-6235 #pratiquesensante #Sextorsion #ViolencesSexuelles #ProtectionDeLEnfance #CyberViolences #3018 #ÉducationAuNumérique #PréventionJeunesse (translated)

Brazil’s synthetic voters – when AI manufactures public opinion They look like ordinary street interviews. A reporter approaches a passer-by in a Brazilian square and asks a simple question: who will you vote for? A young voter explains why Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva deserves another term. An elderly woman says Brazil needs Flávio Bolsonaro because he represents political renewal and greater security. The locations look plausible, the microphones are visible and the answers sound much like the brief political opinions heard in television vox pops around the world. None of the people are real. Ahead of Brazil’s presidential election on 4 October, fact-checking organisation Aos Fatos identified at least 50 TikTok videos in which artificial intelligence was used to manufacture voters, reporters and apparently spontaneous political interviews. Together, the videos had accumulated around 7.4 million views by mid-August. Some promoted Lula, others Flávio Bolsonaro, while another group used synthetic characters to ridicule or stereotype supporters of one side. Aos Fatos found no apparent evidence linking the accounts producing the videos to either presidential campaign. The opinion poll that never took place The format is important. These were not conventional deepfakes in which a recognisable politician is made to say something he never said. Instead, the creators reproduced the visual language of the vox pop – the short street interview used by broadcasters and social-media creators to illustrate what ordinary people supposedly think. In pro-Lula videos, synthetic voters described themselves as beneficiaries of social programmes or credited the president with improving their lives. In videos supporting Flávio Bolsonaro, artificial interviewees associated him with political renewal, public security and fighting corruption. Other clips were openly hostile: AI-generated characters presented as poor or living in parts of Brazil’s north-east were shown in dirty clothes or run-down surroundings, declaring support for Lula because they supposedly preferred welfare payments to work. The deception is therefore subtler than fabricating a candidate’s statement. It manufactures something that political communication normally treats as evidence of public sentiment. A real vox pop may be unscientific, but the people interviewed at least exist. These videos created the appearance that identifiable social groups – young people, pensioners, welfare recipients or residents of particular regions – were spontaneously expressing political preferences when no such encounters had taken place. An electoral-law specialist interviewed by Aos Fatos described the technique as the fabrication of a “social fact that never occurred”. That captures the central innovation: AI is being used not merely to falsify political speech, but to manufacture the impression of grassroots opinion. Fifty videos, but not one proven network The available evidence does not support describing the 50 posts as a centrally controlled influence operation. Aos Fatos located them through TikTok searches and recommendations produced by the platform itself, then examined the accounts responsible for publication. Most had relatively small individual audiences, although their combined reach was substantial. The first examples identified by the investigation appeared as early as March 2026. Activity increased in June and was concentrated particularly in July and the first half of August as Brazil’s election calendar intensified. Some accounts specialised in AI-generated videos generally, including fabricated podcast-style material. Others were explicitly political or supportive of a candidate, but Aos Fatos found no apparent links between those profiles and the official Lula or Bolsonaro campaigns. That distinction is essential. The evidence demonstrates a common technique and a shared political environment, not a single command structure. Some creators may have been motivated by ideology, others by engagement or monetisation. Publicly available evidence does not establish who commissioned the individual videos or whether any coordination existed between the accounts. This decentralised model also creates a different enforcement problem from a traditional bot network. There may be no headquarters to expose and no infrastructure whose removal disables the entire operation. The format itself can be copied by anyone with access to inexpensive generative-video tools. When the algorithm mixes real and synthetic citizens Aos Fatos documented another important feature of the phenomenon: TikTok’s recommendation system placed AI-generated interviews alongside genuine street interviews. For a user scrolling quickly through the platform, the transition between an authentic citizen and an entirely fabricated one could therefore be almost invisible. In 18 per cent of the 50 videos analysed, there was no indication that the people shown had been generated using AI. After Aos Fatos provided TikTok with the videos, the company said it had removed all of them for violating its rules on edited and AI-generated media. TikTok said its policies require creators to identify synthetic content and prohibit manipulated media capable of misleading users about matters of public importance or impersonating genuine journalistic material. The issue extends beyond one platform. Factchequeado’s review of Brazil’s 2026 election campaign found that synthetic endorsements and other deepfakes had become one of the most visible forms of AI-assisted electoral misinformation, alongside fabricated candidate statements and invented scenes. Brazil already had rules for synthetic politics Brazil entered the campaign with unusually detailed electoral rules governing artificial intelligence. The Superior Electoral Court, the TSE, requires electoral propaganda using synthetic multimedia to disclose clearly that AI was used. More importantly for the fake-voter videos, its rules prohibit synthetic audio or video used to favour or harm a candidacy when it creates or alters the image or voice of a living, deceased or fictitious person. The difficulty is attribution and enforcement. When a synthetic video is published by an official campaign, responsibility can be relatively straightforward to investigate. When it comes from an apparently independent account with no demonstrated relationship to a candidate, lawyers interviewed by Aos Fatos said responsibility is more likely to fall on the individual creator, while imposing electoral sanctions on a campaign would require evidence of a connection. For the final 72 hours before the election and the 24 hours following it, the TSE has imposed additional restrictions on newly published or republished synthetic material involving candidates or public figures, reflecting the particular difficulty of correcting fabricated content immediately before voting. From deepfake politicians to synthetic electorates The Brazilian case illustrates a broader change in political manipulation. The first generation of electoral deepfakes concentrated on famous people: make a politician appear to say something damaging, or fabricate an endorsement from a celebrity. Synthetic vox pops reverse the perspective. The politician can remain completely authentic; it is the electorate around the politician that is fabricated. That changes the psychological proposition of the message. Instead of saying the candidate believes this, the video suggests people like you believe this. Age, clothing, accent, neighbourhood and social class can all be generated to construct an artificial constituency around almost any political claim. There is no evidence that the 50 Brazilian videos identified by Aos Fatos constitute a single centrally directed campaign, nor evidence that they changed voting intentions. What they demonstrate is a technique whose barrier to entry has become extremely low. AI no longer needs to forge the politician. #DISINFORMED #Episode14 #Brazil #BrazilElection2026 #Elections #ElectionDisinformation #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #GenerativeAI #SyntheticVoters #SyntheticMedia #AIAvatars #AIGeneratedVideo #VoxPop #FakeInterviews #Astroturfing #AIPropaganda #PoliticalDisinformation #InfluenceOperations #InformationWarfare #SocialMediaManipulation #TikTok #PublicOpinion #ManufacturedConsent #SyntheticPublicOpinion #DigitalInfluence #Deepfakes #ElectionIntegrity #TSE #AosFatos #FactChecking #OSINT #MediaManipulation #WRLD (translated)

The e-learning platform of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, EAD-online.be, has suffered a cyberattack that potentially exposed the personal data of nearly 19,450 users and will remain closed until mid-October. #cyberattaque #sécuritéinformatique #FédérationWallonieBruxelles (translated)

Judge Juteux wrote that the Conservative Party of Quebec had significant research budgets to investigate what he described as absurdities, waste, and gifts made to acquaintances. He added that this could upset many, but it was good for democracy that elected officials knew they were being closely monitored. He concluded by saying that he was having a very nice evening. #Démocratie #Transparence #Politique (translated)

Kultur stated that a virus had escaped from a laboratory in Siberia. He wrote that 200 people were under observation after the death of a 28-year-old laboratory employee, who had allegedly been exposed to the virus, referred to as "the plague." https://t.co/0RxB9i9Xwj #Virus #Alerte #Santé (translated)

A phone call of about 30 minutes, made by a more advanced student, in the first term: this is the "peer telephone monitoring" of the University of Sherbrooke, in place since 2017. Peer telephone monitoring to promote the well-being of university students. Sabrina Anissa El Mansali (University of Sherbrooke), Myriam Girouard-Gagné (University of Quebec in Trois-Rivières), Séverine Lanoue (University of Sherbrooke), Julie Lane (University of Sherbrooke) - La Prochaine Revue, volume 2, number 4, September 2026, p. 35-56 Audio Capsules of Health Practices 🎙️🎥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m20mRhwrwRI 278 students called and 40 callers give their feedback: high satisfaction on both sides, perceived benefits clearer for those who had questions. Analysis of Health Practices and link to the source ℹ️➕ https://www.pratiquesensante.com/blog/pratiques-15/la-veille-telephonique-par-les-pairs-pour-favoriser-le-bien-etre-des-personnes-etudiantes-universitaires-6232 The document • describes an existing peer support system: who calls, who is called, recruitment, criteria, training, duration, and number of call attempts (p. 39-40). • gives the perspective from both sides: those who receive the call and those who make it (p. 41-47). • presents this approach as a universal prevention initiative "more modest, but potentially easier to implement" than complex programs (p. 49). • clearly outlines its limitations, useful for interpreting results with caution (p. 49-50). Peer telephone monitoring to promote the well-being of university students. - https://www.pratiquesensante.com/en/blog/practices-15/la-veille-telephonique-par-les-pairs-pour-favoriser-le-bien-etre-des-personnes-etudiantes-universitaires-6232 #️⃣ #healthpractices #PeerSupport #StudentMentalHealth #StudentWellbeing #Perseverance #UniversityLife #Prevention #HealthPromotion #pratiquesensante #SoutienParLesPairs #SantéMentaleEtudiante #BienEtreEtudiant #Persévérance #VieUniversitaire #Prévention #PromotionDeLaSanté (translated)

The author said there was no evidence that journalists had taken part in military activities. They accused Israel’s army of escalating disinformation as Western media began due diligence, and claimed it had a “legitimization cell” that fabricated stories to justify what they called genocide. The author said their next report would expose the alleged activity. #Disinformation #MediaBias #HumanRights #IL

The Nerd Reich: Silicon Valley Fascism and the War on Democracy by Gil Duran A fearless and urgent exposé of technofascism – and a road map to resistance. When Silicon Valley ‘moves fast and breaks things’, the world interprets the chaos as a necessary cost of innovation. Gil Durán reveals something far more sinister a decades-long campaign to replace elected governments with corporate rule. Drawing on insider political experience and new investigations, Durán traces this ideology from its philosophical roots in The Sovereign Individual by James Dale Davidson and Lord William Rees-Mogg. He introduces its modern apostles – Peter Thiel, Marc Andreessen, Balaji Srinivasan and Elon Musk – and shows how the promise of technological liberation has transformed into a global movement for digital feudalism, powered by cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence and algorithmically driven propaganda on social media. The Nerd Reich explains the origins, strategies and ambitions of Silicon Valley’s war on democracy for the first time. From San Francisco’s weaponised elections and secret billionaire projects to the White House, Durán exposes how the world’s richest men are building a new political order. The Nerd Reich is more than a hidden history; it’s an urgent democracy is being dismantled, not by coups or tanks but by code, capital and the illusion of innovation. Durán insists there is still time to fight back – if we act now.

Disinformation for hire – the network of 70 fake newsrooms sold as a service The websites looked local. Naija Pulse appeared to cover Nigeria, Echo Berlin Germany, The British Daily Britain, Fifty States the United States and Commonwealth Post Australia. Each had its own branding, articles, supposed journalists and matching social-media presence. Taken individually, they resembled small independent news outlets. According to Anthropic, however, they were parts of a single commercial influence network spanning six continents. Anthropic’s September 2026 threat report identifies the operation as GTG-54002, a commercial “influence-as-a-service” network that used Claude to generate and rewrite political content at industrial scale. Investigators linked roughly 70 fabricated news websites to around 70 matching X accounts and more than 250 additional inauthentic commenting accounts designed to create the appearance of genuine public engagement. The network produced at least 8,913 articles in about 20 languages before Anthropic disrupted the activity. The significance of the case is not simply the number of fake sites. It is the business model. The network did not consistently promote one government, party or ideology. Anthropic found that its political position changed according to the apparent interests of different customers. The company therefore described it as a commercial influence operation: political manipulation offered in much the same way as other outsourced digital services. A fake media ecosystem built at scale Anthropic says the infrastructure was created rapidly. Domains were registered from France during a roughly ten-week period in mid-2025 and deployed through shared technical infrastructure, allowing investigators to connect publications that outwardly appeared unrelated. Most of the supporting social-media accounts were also created within a narrow timeframe in June and July 2025. The sites were designed to look like functioning local newsrooms rather than anonymous propaganda pages. Articles carried fabricated bylines belonging to journalists who, according to Anthropic, did not exist. Each outlet had a corresponding account on X, while a second layer of fake profiles commented on and amplified the articles. Many of those accounts used AI-generated profile photographs. The result was a three-tier structure: the newsroom published the story, the branded social account distributed it, and apparently ordinary users supplied the appearance of public reaction. Some of those sites remained publicly visible after the operation was exposed. The British Daily, for example, described itself as providing “conservative insights” on British sovereignty and migration, while Commonwealth Post presented itself as an Australian liberal publication focused on democracy, migration and regional security. Those contrasting editorial identities illustrate the central feature identified by Anthropic: the network was capable of taking different political positions in different markets. Claude as a publishing engine Claude was not simply asked to draft occasional articles. The operators built a structured production pipeline around it. Prompts required fixed JSON outputs, formatted HTML, precise character limits and internal links, allowing articles to move directly into an automated publishing workflow. The system could generate entirely new material or take reporting produced by legitimate journalists and rewrite it to fit a desired political perspective. Anthropic identified three recurring techniques. The same source article could be rewritten in opposite ideological directions for different audiences; a political interpretation could be added to a story that originally contained none; and material could be moved from one country to another after its original context had been removed. The articles were also structured to improve the apparent authority of the sites in search engines, helping the network imitate ordinary digital publishing practices rather than simply broadcasting propaganda. This is where generative AI changes the economics of an influence operation. A conventional network of dozens of supposedly local publications would normally require writers, translators, editors and social-media staff. Here, much of that production could be standardised and automated while human operators concentrated on political direction, customer requirements and distribution. The DRC–Rwanda conflict as a test case The clearest concentration of activity involved the Democratic Republic of Congo. Anthropic identified 318 articles concerning the DRC across the fake-news network. The material generally supported positions aligned with the Congolese government, particularly on regional mineral agreements and tensions with Rwanda. Early in the network’s growth, many of the fake social-media personas following and amplifying its accounts also presented themselves as Congolese. Investigators observed one especially revealing episode on 11 September 2025, when multiple sites published almost identical articles about the DRC–Rwanda conflict within approximately three minutes of one another. The wording and political tone were adjusted for different regional audiences, while associated X accounts distributed the links in a coordinated pattern. Anthropic said the activity contained signals suggesting that one or more customers had interests connected to the DRC–Rwanda conflict. It did not, however, identify those customers and explicitly stated that it found no evidence that any government had directed the operation. That distinction is essential. The content may have benefited a political actor without demonstrating that the actor commissioned or controlled it. Influence without ideology Commercialisation is what distinguishes GTG-54002 from many state-linked information operations. A government propaganda network usually has an identifiable strategic direction. A commercial influence provider does not need one. Its infrastructure can support one position in one country and the opposite position somewhere else, provided different customers are willing to pay. That makes attribution more difficult. Analysts cannot necessarily infer the operator from the ideology of the content because ideology may simply be part of the service package. The enduring asset is the infrastructure: domains, publishing systems, fake journalists, social-media accounts and automated amplification. Anthropic says the operation was disrupted before it achieved significant genuine reach. It classified GTG-54002 as Category Two on the Brookings Breakout Scale: material circulated across the network’s own sites and associated social accounts but showed no evidence of substantial penetration into authentic communities. Most of the 8,913 articles generated little observable engagement from real users. That limited impact is important. The case should not be presented as a successful global manipulation campaign. It is better understood as evidence that the infrastructure required to run such campaigns has become cheaper, faster and increasingly commoditised. The deeper shift is that a fake media ecosystem no longer has to be built around a single political cause. It can be built once, automated and then repurposed for the next customer. Disinformation, in this model, is no longer only a political instrument as it turend into the service. Sources: Anthropic — Countering misuse of AI: September 2026 https://www.anthropic.com/threat-intelligence-report-september-2026 Business Standard — AI scaling fake newsrooms, surveillance and online scams https://www.business-standard.com/technology/tech-news/anthropic-report-ai-fake-newsrooms-dating-surveillance-scams-126091100730_1.html Mimikama — KI baut 70 erfundene Nachrichtenportale https://www.mimikama.org/ki-netzwerk-erfundene-nachrichtenportale-echo-berlin/ Poliscoop Media — Anthropic exposes DRC propaganda network https://www.poliscoopmedia.com/articles/anthropic-exposes-drc-propaganda-network-20260911 The British Daily — example of a fabricated outlet identified in the network https://www.british-daily.com/contact Commonwealth Post — example of a fabricated outlet identified in the network https://commonwealth-post.com/category/science MalPulse — infrastructure references for network domains https://www.malpulse.com/infra-pivots/usom-pivots/list/?page=1105 Keywords: #DISINFORMED #Episode13 #DisinformationAsAService #InfluenceAsAService #FakeNewsrooms #FakeMedia #SyntheticMedia #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #GenerativeAI #ClaudeAI #Anthropic #Disinformation #InfluenceOperations #InformationWarfare #FIMI #CommercialInfluence #PoliticalManipulation #NarrativeManipulation #NarrativeLaundering #SourceLaundering #MediaImpersonation #FakeJournalists #SyntheticPersonas #Astroturfing #SocialMediaManipulation #CoordinatedInauthenticBehaviour #CIB #DigitalInfluence #AutomatedPropaganda #ContentAutomation #AIPropaganda #LKMCompany #NaijaPulse #AxumVoices #JamboJournal #EchoBerlin #TheBritishDaily #FiftyStates #CommonwealthPost #DRC #Rwanda #OSINT #WRLD

Africa Daily Report — 3 October 2026 Major developments reported during the previous 24 hours. 1. Ethiopia / Eritrea — Fighting advances toward Mekelle as regional-war fears intensify Ethiopian federal forces and allied militias advanced toward Mekelle amid renewed fighting with the TPLF-led rebel alliance. The military escalation comes alongside the rupture of diplomatic relations between Ethiopia and Eritrea, while the African Union has urged Ethiopia, Eritrea and Egypt to exercise maximum restraint. The combination of battlefield escalation, diplomatic expulsions and regional rivalries makes this the continent's most consequential security development today. Source: https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/ethiopian-forces-near-tigray-capital-fears-grow-wider-conflict-2026-10-02/ 2. DR Congo — Ebola death toll passes 4,000 as response is disrupted Importance: 10/10 — Critical DR Congo's Ebola outbreak has reached about 8,300 confirmed cases and more than 4,000 deaths. Containment is being undermined by insecurity, destruction of treatment infrastructure, difficulties tracing displaced contacts and health-worker payment disputes. The outbreak is now the deadliest Ebola episode in DRC's history. Source: https://apnews.com/article/4c79b59ec81a08675d2506c9e176d125 3. Sierra Leone / EU — Aid dispute linked to wanted cocaine trafficker Importance: 9/10 — Very High The EU has suspended €18 million in financial support to Sierra Leone, according to the Dutch government, amid a dispute over Freetown's cooperation in efforts to arrest and extradite convicted cocaine trafficker Jos Leijdekkers. Sierra Leone disputes the characterization of the funding delay as punishment over the fugitive case, saying procedural financing issues are involved. Source: https://www.reuters.com/world/eu-cuts-aid-sierra-leone-over-its-help-convicted-cocaine-kingpin-netherlands-2026-10-01/ 4. Guinea-Bissau — Military authorities block former president Embalo's return Guinea-Bissau's military leadership has barred ousted former president Umaro Sissoco Embalo from returning from exile, citing security concerns. Embalo had announced plans to return ahead of the 6 December presidential election and says he intends to contest it. The decision adds uncertainty to the country's political transition and electoral process. Source: https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/guinea-bissau-military-leaders-bar-ousted-presidents-return-2026-10-02/ 5. Cameroon / Central African Republic — $391 million World Bank-backed corridor financing Importance: 8/10 — High Cameroon's President Paul Biya authorized a €347.5 million ($390.9 million) World Bank loan agreement for the Douala–Bangui Economic Corridor project. The investment is intended to improve infrastructure and economic connectivity between Cameroon and the Central African Republic, making it an important regional trade and logistics project. Source: https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/cameroon-authorises-391-million-world-bank-loan-2026-10-02/ 6. South Africa — Political killings reach record level ahead of local elections At least 43 people were reported killed in suspected politically connected attacks in South Africa from January through September, according to research published ahead of the 4 November local elections. KwaZulu-Natal has been particularly affected. The violence adds a serious security dimension to the election. Source: https://www.africanews.com/programmes/news/ 7. Kenya — $16 billion Lamu refinery faces another legal challenge Importance: 8/10 — High The planned $16 billion Dangote refinery at Lamu, one of East Africa's largest prospective industrial investments, faces another legal challenge. Consumer-rights group COFEK is seeking disclosure of details surrounding the Kenyan government's planned participation, adding to an existing land-related court dispute. Source: https://www.okayafrica.com/today-in-africa-october-2-2026-ethiopia-eritrea-rift-raises-regional-war-fears-eu-suspends-aid-to-sierra-leone/1440442 8. Botswana — Elephant cull for independence celebrations triggers conservation controversy Importance: 7/10 — High Botswana authorized the killing of 23 elephants and dozens of antelope to provide meat during its 60th independence celebrations, reopening debate over elephant management and hunting. The government argues that controlled hunting helps manage its exceptionally large elephant population and benefits communities exposed to human-wildlife conflict; conservationists have criticized the decision. Source: https://apnews.com/article/4f85f8d5c144a464eae2fc721135213e 9. Algeria — Parliament backs death penalty for deliberate forest arson Algeria's parliament approved legislation providing for the death penalty for deliberately setting fire to forests, woods or fields, following deadly wildfire seasons. Algeria retains capital punishment in law but has not carried out an execution since 1993. The legislation still requires further institutional review before final ratification. Source: https://www.al-monitor.com/originals/2026/10/algeria-moves-restore-death-penalty-arson-what-know 10. Sudan — Rights groups warn of widespread sexual violence against women and girls Importance: 9/10 — Very High Sudanese women's-rights organizations are warning that sexual violence, exploitation, detention and torture remain widespread amid the war, with many cases likely undocumented because of insecurity and fear of retaliation. Displaced women and girls are especially vulnerable as conflict, hunger and the collapse of livelihoods compound protection risks. Source: https://allafrica.com/stories/202610020092.html #Africa #AfricaNews #TopNewsOfAfrica #SierraLeone #EuropeanUnion #EU #AidDispute #CocaineTrafficking #JosLeijdekkers #Diplomacy #Cameroon #CentralAfricanRepublic #WorldBank #DoualaBanguiCorridor #Infrastructure #RegionalTrade #Logistics #AfricanEconomy #Ethiopia #Eritrea #Tigray #Mekelle #HornOfAfrica #RegionalConflict #RegionalSecurity #AfricanSecurity #Geopolitics #AfricaToday #wrldorg

🚨 Climat et santé : pourquoi le lien disparaît du débat public alors que les risques augmentent 📒 The 2026 Europe report of the Lancet Countdown on health and climate change: narrowing window for decisive health action ✍️ Hedi K. Kriit, José Chen-Xu, Jan C. Semenza et coll. (65 chercheurs de 46 institutions universitaires et onusiennes), sous la coordination de Joacim Rocklöv (Heidelberg Institute of Global Health) et de Cathryn Tonne (ISGlobal). Lancet Countdown Europe, avec le soutien du Wellcome Trust et du programme Horizon Europe. The 2026 Europe report of the Lancet Countdown on health and climate change: narrowing window for decisive health action Capsules Audio de Pratiques en Santé 🎙️🎥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_FgOxBEEAI 🔍💡 Climat et santé en Europe : 43 indicateurs pour repérer qui est le plus exposé à la chaleur, aux moustiques vecteurs et à l'insécurité alimentaire. 🌡️ Des données utiles pour cibler les publics fragiles et argumenter localement. Analyse de Pratiques en Santé et lien vers la source ℹ️➕ https://www.pratiquesensante.com/blog/pratiques-15/climat-et-sante-pourquoi-le-lien-disparait-du-debat-public-alors-que-les-risques-augmentent-6227 📌 Ce rapport chiffre ce que beaucoup d'équipes observent déjà : plus de jours de chaleur dangereuse pour les bébés et les personnes âgées, des moustiques tigres qui gagnent du terrain, des saisons de pollen qui s'allongent. Il montre aussi que les ménages modestes et les territoires défavorisés sont plus exposés. Pour un acteur de prévention, c'est une base solide pour argumenter auprès d'un élu ou d'un financeur, et pour prioriser les publics dans un plan canicule. Il aide aussi à relier climat et santé dans les messages, un lien que le grand public et les décideurs font encore rarement. 🇬🇧: Climate and health: why the link is disappearing from public debate as risks increase - https://www.pratiquesensante.com/en/blog/practices-15/climat-et-sante-pourquoi-le-lien-disparait-du-debat-public-alors-que-les-risques-augmentent-6227 #️⃣ #pratiquesensante #SantéEnvironnementale #ClimatSanté #Canicule #InégalitésDeSanté #PromotionDeLaSanté #CoBénéfices #LancetCountdown

The article explores the testimonies of women with cancer who, faced with the loss of their partner, share their experiences of romantic breakup and rebuilding, highlighting that women are more exposed to these separations than men due to gender roles and marital stress related to illness. #Cancer #RuptureAmoureuse #FemmeEtSanté (translated)

The article addresses concerns about the regulation of artificial intelligence, emphasizing that while industry leaders demand safety measures, the lack of strict controls could expose users to risks, and suggests that Europe has the opportunity to become a model for proactive regulation. #IntelligenceArtificielle #Régulation #Sécurité (translated)

🚨Relayage à domicile : connu par 3 aidants sur 10, utilisé par 3 sur 100 📒 Un aidant à la vie quotidienne sur trois exprime un besoin de répit, non satisfait pour la moitié d’entre eux ✍️ Benjamin Marteau — Direction de la recherche, des études, de l’évaluation et des statistiques (Drees), collection Études et Résultats, n° 1387. septembre 2026. Capsules Audio de Pratiques en Santé 🎙️🎥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCdQfBWItKQ 🔍💡 Répit des aidants : 36 % en expriment le besoin, et près de la moitié d’entre eux n’en obtiennent pas assez, selon la Drees. 🧭 Le répit repose surtout sur l’entourage et les moments où le proche peut rester seul ; relayage et accueil temporaire restent marginaux. Un appui pour repenser l’information et le repérage sur le terrain. Analyse de Pratiques en Santé et lien vers la source ℹ️➕ https://www.pratiquesensante.com/blog/pratiques-15/un-aidant-a-la-vie-quotidienne-sur-trois-exprime-un-besoin-de-repit-non-satisfait-pour-la-moitie-d-entre-eux-6226 📌 Ce document met des chiffres récents sur un constat souvent posé à l’intuition : le répit manque surtout à ceux qui aident le plus (soins personnels, mobilité, 5 h par jour et plus), aux femmes et aux parents d’enfants en situation de handicap. Il montre aussi que les dispositifs formels (relayage, accueil temporaire) restent très peu utilisés, y compris quand ils sont connus. Il peut servir à argumenter un projet d’action auprès d’un financeur, à cibler le repérage des aidants les plus exposés, et à revoir la manière dont l’offre de répit est présentée aux familles. 🇬🇧: One in three daily caregivers expresses a need for respite, unmet for half of them - https://www.pratiquesensante.com/en/blog/practices-15/un-aidant-a-la-vie-quotidienne-sur-trois-exprime-un-besoin-de-repit-non-satisfait-pour-la-moitie-d-entre-eux-6226 #️⃣ #pratiquesensante #ProchesAidants #RépitDesAidants #Prévention #PerteDAutonomie #Handicap #NonRecours #SantéPublique