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Brexit, Burnham opens up to the return of the United Kingdom to the EU: "More harm than good". Macron: “Welcome back” (opens the original)
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Ten years after the Brexit referendum, six years after its entry into force, the return of the United Kingdom to the European Union seems possible. The British Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, explicitly reopens the door in an interview with the program Today Of BBC Radio 4 He said he wanted to examine “all options” for the future of relations between London and Brussels, including new EU membership. “Brexit has done more harm than good,” Burnham said. “So the question is: what do we do now?” It is
France in trouble? Debt at 119% of GDP, a record since 1946. And Italian BTPs "beat" French bonds (opens the original)
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French public debt reached a new record, jumping in the second quarter of the year to 3,595.5 billion euros, equal to 119% of GDP, up from 117.5% in the first quarter. This is the highest value since 1946. But the race doesn’t end there. In fact, the government foresees further years of deficit: in 2026 the deficit should stand at 5.4% of GDP, against 5.1% in 2025, and then fall to 5% in 2027. Only in 2029 is it expected to return within the 3% threshold indicated by Brussels. Assuming the goal
Alphabet: launches Gemini 4 Argon, most advanced AI model (opens the original)
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Alphabet presented Gemini 4 Argon, the most advanced artificial intelligence model created to date, which offers important improvements in “programming, cybersecurity and complex professional work”. The company said the model sets a new record in real-world software engineering, ranks jointly first in cybersecurity and excels in another benchmark that measures performance in finance, law and other professional activities, it said in a statement. The release of the model comes a day after Chief E
The strange case of Trump adverts paid for with public money (opens the original)
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Three commercials worth over a million and a half dollars, all paid for with taxpayers’ money. In recent days, Donald Trump has found himself in a storm with the accusation of having used public money to broadcast videos on various television channels, including during the very popular NFL games, just before the mid-term elections. The first video, accompanied by the song “Love me”, shows some images of the president, the second the speech at Mount Rushmore for the 250th anniversary of the USA,
When the photovoltaic system is turned off and even the energy produced on your roof is lost (opens the original)
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It may happen that the sun is shining, the panels are working perfectly and yet the photovoltaic system is turned off or forced to reduce production. Not due to a fault, but because at that moment the electricity grid cannot manage all the available energy. It is a phenomenon that is causing discussion in Germanywhere some companies have denounced a paradox: when the manager orders the panels to be turned off to avoid grid congestion, the electricity that would have been consumed directly within
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