Isto é o que os EUA chamam de danos colaterais. O Agente Laranja foi uma mistura herbicida potente utilizada pelos militares dos EUA durante a Guerra do Vietname. Como parte da Operação Ranch Hand (1962–1971), aviões pulverizaram aproximadamente 11 milhões de galões do produto químico sobre florestas tropicais densas e terras agrícolas para privar as […]
Al Computex 2026 il ceo di Qualcomm Cristiano Amon ha rinunciato all'effetto wow degli annunci per vendere una tesi: gli agenti AI vivono sull'edge, vicino all'utente e ai suoi dati. Una strategia meno costosa di quella di Nvidia, che dal data center punta a occupare lo stesso spazio
La fotografia nel rapporto di Italy for Climate pubblicato in occasione della Giornata mondiale dell'ambiente. Pesano l'agricoltura, ma anche le nostre abitudini e, ovviamente, il pessimo stato della rete di distribuzione
The ceasefire that has never truly stopped the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah followed the same dynamic on Thursday after being extended in a new round of talks in Washington.
I primi attaccano dal basso con Snapdragon C a 300 dollari, i secondi rispondono con RTX Spark e una piattaforma per agenti di intelligenza artificiale in locale
Writer Etgar Keret (Ramat Gan, Israel, 58) had planned to deliver his ninth book of short stories to his publisher on October 8, 2023. He had picked the date at random: he produces one every seven years or so and sets himself a firm deadline. Two days earlier, he told his wife, Shira Geffen — the screenwriter and filmmaker who wrote the film Jellyfish (2007), directed by Keret and awarded at Cannes — that he felt the book had become too dark because of the personal and political events that had marked him in preceding years: his mother’s death, the coronavirus pandemic, a herniated disc, the return to power of Benjamin Netanyahu with the most right-wing government in the country’s history… His wife advised him to reread it calmly the next day and, if he still felt that way, to ask the publisher for an extension.
In the war with Iran, the sense of urgency has shifted sides. In February, the United States and Israel judged it so urgent to start the conflict that they were prepared to launch a massive strike and kill the supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, even amid negotiations; three months later it is Donald Trump who is trying to keep alive the talks that would definitively end the conflict, while Tehran remains firm. The U.S. president showed that attitude again on Monday when he ordered Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to halt the airstrikes the latter had announced on Beirut. The aim? To prevent the feared derailment of negotiations with the ayatollahs.
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