Meta has shared another contestant in the AI video race that’s seemingly taken over much of the industry in recent months. The tech giant released a new model called Movie Gen, which, as the name indicates, generates movies. It’s notably more comprehensive in its feature list than many others in its initial rollout, comparable to […]
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The courts are having a field day with the Andalusian government. The Investigation Court No. 13 has officially launched a probe into the administration of Juan Manuel Moreno, following a complaint from the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party). The scandal? Allegedly funneling €243 million into private clinics without so much as a competitive bid, all
Imagine you’re Palestinian, and your family, your friends, your people are being exterminated. Now, imagine you’re living in the West, watching from a distance as they turn your homeland into a massacre playground. Picture the fat cats in Europe and the U.S. rubbing their hands as they sip champagne, all while the endless cycle of
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Well, Iran’s not messing around this time. In a fresh move that screams «I’m done playing nice,» Tehran lobbed 180 high-speed ballistic missiles at Israel this Tuesday, unlike the April attack that came with a polite warning in advance. This time? No heads up, just speed. And we’re talking serious speed—these missiles flew at 16,000
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Geopolitics and Global Conflicts
Israel decided to drop by Beirut with some fireworks, leveling parts of the city center and leaving at least six dead in its wake. Not content with just one deadly performance, they’ve promised there’s more where that came from. Because who doesn’t love an encore, right? Since this whole mess started, Israeli airstrikes have claimed
As if bombing wasn’t enough, Israel’s military offensive in Gaza—and now Lebanon—isn’t just taking lives, it’s starving what’s left of them. According to Action Against Hunger, Israel is using hunger as a weapon by blocking food aid, turning Gaza into a dystopian food desert a year into this relentless war. The numbers don’t lie—between 10%
In a bold statement that adds spice to the already heated Middle East situation, Reza Zabib, Iran’s ambassador in Spain, has declared that Iran is ready to retaliate if Israel continues its aggressive tactics. «If Netanyahu’s far-right government dares to attack Iran’s territorial integrity or vital interests in the region, they’ll be met with a
Netanyahu’s gearing up to wreck everything in sight before the U.S. elections. If Kamala Harris wins, she might, free from campaign pressure, force him to chill with the retaliation game. But until then, all bets are off. Israel’s got its sights on southern Lebanon while still pounding Beirut. They’ve been itching for this invasion for
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Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, seems to have a curious sense of timing when it comes to outrage. While she’s quick to condemn Iran’s missile attacks on Israel «in the strongest possible terms,» her lips stay sealed when it comes to Israel’s ground invasion of Lebanon. Talk about selective outrage! It’s
The silence and complicity of the Western community over the destruction of Gaza and its population’s extermination has been taken by Israeli leaders as a blank check to spread the war across the Middle East. So, it finally happened. As Israel had been hinting for weeks, they’ve begun their ground invasion of southern Lebanon. Officially,
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