A year after the ceasefire, Gaza families still queue for food
One year after a ceasefire, food shortages and long queues at community kitchens continue to mark daily life in Gaza.
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OpenAI disclosure reveals Russian and Iranian use of ChatGPT in influence operations
OpenAI reports that operatives from Russia and Iran used ChatGPT in influence campaigns, highlighting platform and attribution challenges.
Trump Says No New Strike on Iran Ahead of Midterms; Markets React
Trump ruled out a new strike on Iran before the November 3 midterms, saying Washington holds ‘productive discussions’ with Tehran amid a market reaction.
How Washington Can Undercut the China–Russia Entente Without Direct Confrontation
A pragmatic U.S. strategy can exploit tensions, reinforce partners and increase the costs of a China–Russia axis without military escalation.
Unity Day Spotlight: “Sahara, Terre du Maroc” Celebrated on 31 October
History, international law, realities, and the future: on October 31, 2026, on the occasion of Unity Day, Sahara, Terre du Maroc, Philippe Liénard’s book, with a foreword by Ahmed Elallali and published by CODE Humanité, will be in the spotlight. It explores one of the major questions in the Kingdom’s contemporary history, with an ambition:…
Accountability Options for Alleged War Crimes by a U.S. Leader
Domestic probes, international courts and sanctions outline routes to pursue accountability for alleged war crimes by a U.S. leader.
Brazil’s presidential contest moves to polarized Lula–Bolsonaro run-off
Lula and Bolsonaro advance to a runoff after a subdued first round, as the right gains ground and the campaign turns more polarized.
Trump Champions Data Centers in Ohio as Senate Contest Tightens
At a Vandalia rally, President Trump argued data centers boost Ohio’s economy and U.S. edge in AI, framing the issue in a competitive midterm Senate race.
Lawmakers Move to Block 15% Social Security Offsets for Student Debt
Law allows up to 15% of benefits to be offset for federal student debt; lawmakers propose protections as older Americans carry more debt.
A 67-Year-Old, $19.50 an Hour and $214K in a 401(k): What the Numbers Mean for Retirement
At 67, earning $19.50/hr, receiving $2,410/month in Social Security and holding $214,000 in a 401(k): a clear look at the numbers and practical options.