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  • Article 1,019 words

    Il Fatto QuotidianoItalian

    Renault chief: 2035 emissions target is unrealistic and threatens industry

    Renault CEO François Provost calls Europe’s 2035 emissions target unrealistic and urges limits on Chinese car imports alongside incentives for Chinese manufacturers to invest and produce in Europe. He says China’s industrial ecosystem has costs 35% below Europe’s, affirms Renault’s continued investment in electric cars and full hybrids, and warns that the European market could lose another three million annual vehicle sales by 2030, according to company estimates.

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  • Article 809 words

    KulturjamItalian

    Italian press fixation on US elections sidelines domestic issues

    The US midterm elections dominated Italian newspapers on November 4 before the results emerged, while domestic issues, including education cuts and cyberattacks on supermarkets, receded. From this critical perspective, the focus on Trump privileges the individual over the system that produced him, while the left criticizes an order it wants to remain part of, leaving Italy’s concerns and autonomy in the background.

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  • Article 1,065 words

    Foreign PolicyEnglish

    Democratic control of Congress narrows Trump’s room to act without guaranteeing immediate change

    Democrats’ victory in both the House and Senate suggests a rejection of Donald Trump’s policies more than an alternative course, with the party lacking unified leadership and a shared vision. Polls link voter anger to rising costs, corruption, the Iran war and tariffs. The strongest constraints on the president may come from depleted military stockpiles and legal obstacles to his trade policies, while the electoral shift does not guarantee immediate change.

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  • Article 1,366 words

    Foreign PolicyEnglish

    Progressive gains give Democrats an opening to reshape US capitalism

    Progressive victories in the midterm elections offer Democrats an opportunity to reshape US capitalism amid a cost-of-living crisis and growing dissatisfaction with the economic system. The argument is that the progressive left and populist right are responses to the same economic consensus, despite their differing policies. Cooperation, trust and social ties emerge as elements overlooked by a model that reduces people to the pursuit of individual self-interest.

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  • Article 1,191 words

    The ConversationEnglish

    Kat River pollution harms village livelihoods and culture in South Africa

    A study using participatory mapping and interviews with users of South Africa’s Kat River found that its degradation is linked to losses of food, income, resources and cultural connections, as well as harm to health. Residents reported declining water quantity and quality, fewer reeds and almost no fish, while 80% of participants said the river’s resources were very important to their well-being. The river supplies water to 13 villages but receives periodic sewage discharges.

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  • Article 1,118 words

    Wall Street ItaliaItalian

    Anima stays neutral on equities and favors bonds amid volatility risks

    Anima maintains a neutral stance on equities and a moderately positive view of core government bonds, while remaining cautious about French government debt and credit with low risk premiums. It sees the US-Iran conflict, US midterm elections and doubts over AI investment as increasing volatility risks, while the energy shock weighs more heavily on the eurozone economy than on the US economy.

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  • Article 1,234 words

    The ConversationEnglish

    Study: Namibia’s geoscientists prioritize public education over dialogue

    A study based on interviews with 13 geoscientists in Namibia found that most viewed public engagement as one-way education, while only two defined it as a two-way exchange. Despite confidence in their ability to engage, most acknowledged needing training and identified barriers including weak institutional support, limited time and funding, and the dominance of English despite the variety of languages spoken by affected communities.

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  • Article 1,189 words

    The ConversationEnglish

    Study links digital farming’s success in Africa to data quality and farmers’ needs

    A review of studies published between 2005 and 2025 found that agricultural AI and blockchain applications focus more on technical capabilities than on farmers’ needs, working conditions and data governance. The researchers propose combining problem prediction with record protection to support fruit and vegetable production and distribution, emphasizing data quality, smallholder involvement in design and clear rules on controlling and benefiting from information.

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    • #data quality
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  • Article 716 words

    ScienceAlertEnglish

    Study links cold showers to fewer sick days off work

    An analysis of three trials involving 719 people, part of Lena Glaser’s research at the University of Basel, found that regular cold shower takers reported 31% fewer days off work due to illness and 26% fewer illness days than comparison groups. They also reported a slight improvement in psychological well-being, but the findings have not yet been peer-reviewed and relied on self-reports and grouping participants by their actual cold shower frequency rather than randomly.

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  • Article 972 words

    The ConversationEnglish

    Democratic control of both chambers could ease legislative gridlock

    Democrats’ victory in both chambers of Congress could reduce legislative friction between them, despite continued opposition from President Donald Trump. A historical analysis, accounting for declining lawmaking over time, associates opposition control of both chambers with roughly 15% more laws and a third more important laws than control of the House alone; the relationship is descriptive, not causal, and the presidential veto remains an obstacle requiring two-thirds in each chamber to override.

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  • Article 8,136 words

    The Daily EconomyEnglish

    Expanding US school choice calls for funding and governance reform

    Policies allowing children to attend US public schools outside their residential attendance zones could expand families’ choices and encourage schools to improve, but their success requires appropriate funding and governance. The paper advocates greater school autonomy, permission to charge transfer students tuition, and stronger district accountability to voters, while avoiding mandatory admission of additional students when it would require hiring staff or building classrooms.

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  • Article 841 words

    Corriere della SeraEnglish

    Tinto Brass before his death: Isolation never dimmed my desire for a new film

    Italian director Tinto Brass died in Rome on November 4 at 93, his wife Caterina Varzi and children Bonifacio and Beatrice announced. In an interview published on April 18, 2026, he discussed a planned film, “Vertigini,” and a book he intended to create with his wife, saying that being isolated at home by landslides had not extinguished his creative drive despite disrupting medical visits.

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  • Article 800 words

    The GuardianEnglish

    Writers see Democratic victory as a rejection of Trump and a conditional mandate

    Writers and analysts view the Democrats’ recapture of the House and Senate as a rejection of Trump’s approach, with gains in southern states including Texas and South Carolina. Judd Legum argues that Elon Musk’s spending of nearly $190 million against James Talarico without preventing his victory illustrates the limits of electoral money’s influence. Wajahat Ali cautions against treating the result as a lasting shift in political loyalties, stressing that Democrats have a temporary mandate requiring fundamental change.

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  • Article 1,167 words

    Corriere della SeraEnglish

    Debora Caprioglio: Paprika brought sudden fame; my career challenged stereotypes

    Debora Caprioglio said her role in Tinto Brass’s Paprika brought sudden, widespread fame, but her choices made her career harder than those of some other actresses. She said she fought stereotypes and stayed away from cinema for two years to turn down repetitive roles, supported by television income. What she misses about her youth, she said, is her boldness and fearlessness, not her appearance; she approached her sex-symbol image with humor.

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  • Article 978 words

    FormicheItalian

    NATO science body study examines cognitive warfare threats to decision-making

    A study by NATO’s Science & Technology Organization examines how artificial intelligence and the digital environment expand the tools for influencing perception and decision-making, even without armed conflict. It documents 20 research activities involving more than 200 experts from 26 allied and partner countries, focused on protecting decision-making, improving cognitive capabilities and building resilience. These activities approach cognitive warfare defensively; the study’s analyses and conclusions do not automatically represent the official position of NATO or allied governments.

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  • Article 590 words

    Corriere della SeraEnglish

    Mereghetti: Tinto Brass was more transgressive with less commercialized nudity

    Director Tinto Brass died in Rome on Wednesday morning, November 4, aged 93; his funeral will be strictly private. Mereghetti argues that his most memorable legacy lies in his early films, with their social rebellion and narrative experimentation, rather than his later works built around commercialized nudity. He attributes the decline in quality to prioritizing box-office returns over filmmaking, arguing that Brass’s provocative persona obscured his early artistic ambitions.

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  • Article 686 words

    FormicheItalian

    Tocci: Trump’s defeat could bolster resistance to Europe’s far right

    Nathalie Tocci believes the Democrats’ victory in both chambers of Congress could give European democratic forces greater confidence that the far right can be defeated as a busy election year approaches. She expects closer alignment between Washington, Moscow and Beijing over Ukraine, but remains uncertain about Trump’s policy toward Iran, given American opposition to war and Netanyahu’s ability to influence him.

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  • Article 778 words

    The GuardianEnglish

    All’s Fair edges toward so-bad-it’s-good territory in season two

    The second season of All’s Fair is edging toward so-bad-it’s-good territory, according to the Guardian’s review, despite its continuing absurd plots and stilted dialogue. Ryan Murphy’s series stars Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts and Glenn Close at an all-female divorce law firm in California. The season earns one star, with signs of self-aware humour making it more enjoyable to watch than the first.

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  • Article 738 words

    Il RiformistaItalian

    Italian poll puts centre-right ahead, with Meloni leading on communication

    The Politicometro poll conducted by LAB21 for Il Riformista put the centre-right ahead of the centre-left and Meloni first in its Communication Effectiveness Index. The survey covered 1,000 adult Italian voters between October 26 and 31, 2026, with a margin of error of three percentage points at a 95% confidence level. The weekly monitoring separates voting intentions from communication ratings, which combine perceived quality with the impact of messages on voters’ opinions.

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  • Article 5,210 words

    New Lines MagazineEnglish

    MIT Archives Revisit the Debate Over Training the Shah’s Nuclear Scientists

    In 1975, MIT agreed to train two cohorts of 27 Iranian nuclear scientists each through a three-year graduate program preparing them to operate reactors. Letters, meeting transcripts and student notes preserved in its archives document a debate over transferring technology to Iran under the shah, amid concerns about the country’s political conditions and financial pressures on MIT, alongside booming Iranian oil revenues.

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  • Article 755 words

    Il RiformistaItalian

    Tinto Brass dies at 93, leaving a legacy spanning cinema and politics

    Italian director Tinto Brass has died at 93, leaving a legacy that combined erotic cinema with the defense of individual freedoms and opposition to censorship. Close to Marco Pannella, he ran in Veneto in 2010 on the Bonino–Pannella list under the slogan “Eros is liberation.” His electoral venture did not become a career in public office, but embodied his view of the body and desire as a realm of individual freedom against the state’s moral control.

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  • Article 765 words

    euronewsEnglish

    Talarico brings Texas back to Democrats with faith-based, anti-billionaire message

    Democrat James Talarico won a Texas seat in the US Senate as Gina Hinojosa was elected governor, drawing on a message combining biblical references, social justice and opposition to billionaire influence. The 37-year-old Protestant former teacher offered a platform of higher wages, campaign finance reform and public policies for housing, education and healthcare. Citing Popes Francis and Leo XIV, he broadened the meaning of being “pro-life” to include fighting poverty, climate change and the violence of war.

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  • Article 1,017 words

    al monitorEnglish

    Democratic congressional victory could reshape calculations on Iran war and trade

    Democratic victories in both chambers of Congress open up possibilities for shifts in calculations over the Iran war, trade and support for Ukraine, though the immediate impact on Donald Trump's policies remains unclear. Reuters cited two informed sources as saying some Gulf governments see a greater incentive for him to reach a peace deal, while Ebtesam al-Ketbi warned that interpreting the result as weakness could lead to escalation. Scrutiny of Israel's military operations could increase, and tariff negotiations could be affected.

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  • Article 818 words

    al monitorEnglish

    Tehran welcomes Trump’s electoral setback but stays alert for renewed strikes

    Iranian officials welcomed Democrats winning majorities in both chambers of Congress, portraying the result as a rejection of the war launched by Donald Trump. But two senior Iranian sources told Reuters that Tehran remained on high alert, fearing Trump might respond to his setback with a military strike. Before the election, Iranian officials had told the agency that Tehran was deliberately prolonging negotiations with Washington to weaken him politically ahead of the vote.

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  • Article 3,804 words

    TimeEnglish

    Democrats prepare legislative and investigative offensive against Trump after victory

    Democrats are preparing to use their control of both chambers of Congress to challenge Trump's policies, from healthcare costs and tariffs to the Iran war. Interviews with more than two dozen leaders, strategists and members of Congress reveal plans to investigate the administration and the president's business interests, amid divisions over another impeachment and concerns about delivering promised price cuts.

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  • Article 1,379 words

    Scenari EconomiciItalian

    Schlein's hopes from Democratic victory face Italy's different political realities

    Elly Schlein's reading of the US Democratic victory as a signal against Italy's right faces an argument grounded in differences between the electoral systems and voters' motivations. Discontent over living costs and moderate candidates' successes do not necessarily indicate support for more radical positions, while the YouTrend/Agi polling average puts Brothers of Italy at 27.9% and the Democratic Party at 20.2%, without predicting the next election's outcome.

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  • Article 758 words

    TagesschauGerman

    RNA therapies open new possibilities for cancer treatment

    Initial results from the final phase of a study involving more than 1,100 melanoma patients showed a 42% reduction in recurrence risk among those given a personalized mRNA vaccine alongside immunotherapy after surgery. The Leopoldina academy is calling for a German research and manufacturing strategy, as challenges remain in delivering these therapies to cells, funding them and ensuring their safety.

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  • Article 792 words

    El MundoEnglish

    Spain's fiscal watchdog forecasts spending-rule breach and calls for adjustment

    Spain's Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility expects the country to breach European spending commitments from 2026 if current policies continue, even with the maximum flexibility allowed. It forecasts deficits of 2.8% of GDP this year and 2.6% in 2027, calling on the next government to make adjustments whose scale remains undetermined, despite raising growth forecasts to 2.6% and 2.2%, respectively.

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  • Article 1,746 words

    TagesschauGerman

    Living costs and Iran war weigh on Trump as Democrats retake Congress

    Democrats retook both chambers of Congress, reaching 54 Senate seats and 228 House seats while counting continued in some races. Living costs, the Iran war and corruption concerns stand out among the drivers of discontent with Trump, while gains included Republican strongholds such as Texas and Kansas; the party also recovered support among Latino voters and attracted strong backing from young people.

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  • Article 1,882 words

    NewsweekEnglish

    Chicken debate puts America's campaign animals back in the spotlight

    Republican candidate Anthony Constantino debated a staffer in a chicken costume, using recordings of Democratic rival Blake Gendebien, who had refused to debate him. The episode revives the history of animals in American campaigns: Newsweek's playful tally records five previous defeats for chicken users, while presenting mockery of opponents as a democratic practice beyond judgments about the quality of political discourse.

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