India and Israel pledge to boost ties in defence and technology
Opposition parties have criticised Modi’s visit and accused the government of abandoning the Palestinian cause.
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How AI is supercharging Russia’s online disinformation campaigns
Unlike traditional Russian propaganda outlets like media companies RT and Sputnik, which the West swiftly sanctioned at the start of the invasion of Ukraine, such campaigns “allow for a level of… plausible deniability that complicates counter-influence efforts”, said Sophie Williams-Dunning, a cyber and tech researcher at the Royal United Services Institute think tank.
Continue ReadingIf Putin stopped Russia’s war in Ukraine he would fall, Estonian PM tells Euronews
Estonian PM Kristen Michal told Euronews’ flagship morning show Europe Today that Russian President Vladimir Putin cannot afford to end Moscow’s war in Ukraine, comparing his grip on power to “riding a bike”. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING While Michal said he does not claim to understand Putin, he believes the logic of dictatorship explains Moscow’s continued aggression, […]
Continue Reading‘It’s clearly fake’: Olympic hockey star disavows AI-generated White House video
Brady Tkachuk, a bruising winger on the American Olympic men’s ice hockey team, was none too pleased with an AI-generated video the White House released on social media this weekend that appeared to show him criticizing Canada. The video featured Tkachuk, who plays for the National Hockey League’s Ottawa Senators full time, calling the Canadian […]
Continue ReadingNewsletter: Baltic leaders express dismay over Orbán’s Ukraine vetoes
Good Morning. In the Mared Gwyn with the last newsletter of the week. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING As the behind-the-scenes flurry to defuse the ongoing dispute over the transit of Russian oil to Hungary and Slovakia continues, two Baltic heads of government have told Europe Today of their dismay at Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban‘s back-to-back vetoes […]
Continue ReadingEstonian, Lithuanian prime ministers speak exclusively to Euronews
Published on 02/27/2026 – 7:40 GMT+1 On today’s show: ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Our EU Editor Maria Tadeo looks at the latest on the damaged Druzhba pipeline and why Hungary has proposed a fact-finding mission to assess the damage. Exclusive interviews with Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal, Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė, and Austrian Minister for Women, […]
Continue ReadingIta Airways allows 30 kilo dogs on planes
02/27/2026, 07:1602/27/2026, 07:18 The Italian Lufthansa subsidiary Ita Airways is the first airline in Europe to allow larger dogs on board its planes. In the future, pets weighing up to 30 kilograms will be allowed to fly on Ita aircraft, the airline announced in Rome. For example, German Shepherds, Dalmatians or Bull Terriers can fall […]
Continue ReadingThis is what Netflix is said to have said to Trump
The Paramount company buys the film giant Warner Bros. The deal certainly shows some oddities. And all leads lead to the White House. 02/27/2026, 07:1502/27/2026, 07:15 Christoph Cöln / t-online An article by So now it’s happened. Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), one of Hollywood’s founding studios, is acquired. This means that the cable channel HBO […]
Continue ReadingOpenAI rival Anthropic in a dispute with the Pentagon
02/27/2026, 07:0502/27/2026, 07:05 The OpenAI competitor Anthropic has taken on the Pentagon. The company wants to enforce limits on the use of its AI software in the US military. Amodei’s blog entry confirms days of media reports about the dispute between the company and the Pentagon. (symbol image)Image: www.imago-images.de Anthropic insists that the company’s artificial […]
Continue ReadingJeffrey Epstein tried to buy palace in Morocco days before arrest
At that time, Epstein thought the palace, owned by German waste magnate Gunter Kiss, was overvalued at €55m and his initial offer was so low that Kiss was offended and refused to deal with Epstein again, the source who was close to Epstein told the BBC.
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